Apple has released new beta versions of its operating systems: iOS 18.1, iPadOS 18.1, and macOS 15.1, dubbed Sequoia. The corporation is introducing innovative Apple Intelligence features, including the capability to remove objects from images.
The Clear Up feature enables customers to select and remove objects from a photograph without altering the underlying image. The system employs artificial intelligence to create a realistic background when an object is removed from a digital image. Apple claims its system can accurately detect and process even subtle aspects such as shadows or reflections, seamlessly integrating them into the background.
Customers can easily select and remove an object using a single tap. Individuals are able to discreetly remove unwanted items by circling or brushing over them, effectively erasing them from the image.
Google made its Photos service available to all users at no cost last year, countering Apple’s rival offering.
In July, Apple unveiled its inaugural set of. The innovative suite of features includes writing tools, concise SMS and email digests, intuitive image search with nostalgic creation capabilities, seamless call and voice recording transcriptions in note-taking, and intelligent summary and response functionalities within email clients. Apple Intelligence is currently only accessible to customers who have their region set to the United States and are using the English language.
