Nvidia shows off AI tech for realistic reconstruction of photos

[HEXUS]

Can repair irregularly shaped marks/holes, avoids ‘expensive’ post-processing techniques.

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[virtuo]

I'm always impressed with the research nvidia does in the realms of image processing/manipulation using deep learning/AI - some of the whitepapers are mind bending, but really interesting reads.

[ohmaheid]

Yes. Because all humanity needs is another app that creates fakery. Well done Nvidia...

[Wozza63]

Does it work if pieces of clothing are in the way

[virtuo]

Yes. Because all humanity needs is another app that creates fakery. Well done Nvidia...

Sometimes "fakery" is better than nothing. Many years ago I worked for an agency that did photo restoration - war era photographs that were water/fire/sun/etc damaged, often completely missing large portions of the original image. With the right training data something like this could turn an hours-long job in to a few seconds with quite decent results

So yes, very well done Nvidia.

[ik9000]

what's with her eyes though - that is not realistic IMO and looks like a botched photoshop. Compare left eye (as we look at it) in particular.

[lumireleon]

.......Open CL ....even a HD7850 can pull of such a stunt.

[mers]

I still use Paintshop Pro7, ( was the last good edition before Coral screwed it up). YesI know Photoshop is the nuts but paintshop pro is less complicated , cluttered and is easier to use. Anyway , watching the landscape alterations in the video you can see it's patchy , no different than a rushed clone brush job , sorry , not knocking the research but it's no diffrent than a good graphics proggie can do , probably less.

[Wrinkly]

Does it work if pieces of clothing are in the way

*chuckles*