Apple and University of California release ‘MGIE’ AI-based image editing tool

In collaboration with researchers from the University of California, Apple has released “MGIE,” and AI-based image editing model that’s open to the public.
Amber Neely for AppleInsider:
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The model has been dubbed “MGIE,” which stands for MLLM-Guided Image Editing and allows users to edit images based on natural language instructions. It leverages multimodal large language models (MLLMs), which combine various types of information, such as text, photos, and videos, to understand and generate human-like language.
While studies on MLLMs have shown promising results in understanding and generating images, they haven’t been implemented widely yet.
MGIE utilizes MLLMs to derive expressive instructions from user input. Venture Beat offers an example: a user could tell MGIE to “make the sky more blue,” and MGIE would interpret this as “increase the saturation of the sky region by 20%.”

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MacDailyNews Note: MGIE is open-source and available to the public via GitHub. More info: https://github.com/apple/ml-mgie
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