Unveiled at Samsung’s recent Unpacked event, the feature lets users draw a rough sketch on a photo or blank notepad and use generative AI to turn it into a detailed image. At first, it seemed like just another “clustering class” gimmick, but the tool’s capabilities have turned out to be surprisingly advanced.
In the app, the sketch-to-image conversion tool can create photorealistic elements that easily match existing photos. Even basic sketches, like a blurry bee on a flower, are rendered in impressive detail. While this functionality is “fun,” it raises concerns about the ease of creating deepfakes.
The ability to add engaging generation to photos without complex software and skills like Photoshop underscores the increasing difficulty of distinguishing today in the digital age.
Source: Ferra
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