
The new Google Photos conversation tool finally recognizes the demo of the chain connection fence removal, which the Tech giant presented almost a decade ago.
If you are old enough to remember the impressive demo of the chain connection fence removal at IO 2017, Google photos can now officially do what the old teaser only do a few months after the start of the first pixel phone. Nine generations later and with the help of AI, your pixel phone can remove all types of obstructions from photos – including these annoying chain connection fences.
Yes, Magic Editor offered something similar, but like the generation tools in Photoshop, it is never perfect. Images can look a little strange with errors, random blurring and all the problems that work with the attempt with desktop levels. In short, it's not perfect, but it's absolutely fine if you want to clean up some vacation photos in a pinch.
However, countless contributions about threads will appear that show what the new tool has to do with the conversation processing tool on Pixel 10 Pro devices. Unfortunately, this is currently limited to the USA, but some of the results are scary. As with threads users Ronkak Gandhi – what, as you can see below, is very impressive:


Take a closer look and you may find that it is not perfect – especially due to the lack of contrast and texture of the bark and the background fence. That means it is difficult to be too hard because the eagle is perfectly cut out without signs of fence. At least theoretically, this should also be the worst thing that this technology will be. So there are reasons to be excited because Gemini can better recognize specific obstructions.
All in all, it is nice to see that Google photos can remove fences from photos, because we all have taken a picture of something that is not quite in the perfect environment. Although it is a shame, it took 8 years and a massive leap in Gemini and AI progress to get to work, no chain member has a chance.
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