A lot has been mentioned about Samsung’s new hardware, namely the impressive Privacy Display on the Galaxy S26 Ultra. But a lot of the new stuff this year is software-driven, like the Photo Assist image editing tool that relies on generative AI.
I tried Photo Assist during an early hands-on session, and it’s quite surprising how naturally it works. For those not confident in using traditional editing software, it makes it easy to move subjects while also adding subtle shadowing to retain a natural look.
One of the demos I saw let me add more drinks to a photo of a Korean buffet just by using a text prompt. Photo Assist did a good job of filling in the negative space with some rather realistic-looking beverages. It’s a pretty neat feature, and you can see it in action via this video.
Valens Quinn attended Galaxy Unpacked in San Francisco as a guest of Samsung Australia.
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