Viewing a demo of Google Photos in action, it’s hard not to be mesmerized by the power of algorithms and machine learning. Google Photos can automatically recognize specific people, places, and ...

From the 8x8 picture on the left, the Google Brain team's algorithm generated the next four 32x32 photos as possible options.

Each image in this collection has been retouched by five different photographers, and Google and MIT’s algorithms used this data to learn what sort of improvements to make to different photos.

Google’s engineers can do some pretty incredible things with the consumer technology it has developed—from “dreaming” neural networks based on computer vision to an algorithm that can ...

The issue, as Google explains it, is that most stock photo companies apply the same watermark to their entire image library. Feed enough images—fewer than 1,000 in this case—into a neural ...

The Google Research team exploited the vulnerability by creating an algorithm that removes watermarks from a site's images. The algorithm achieved this after analyzing a portal's photos, detecting ...

Like all mediocre photographers, Google's Clips camera occasionally lucks into some good pictures.The new $249 gadget, released in February, automates much of the job of a certain kind of ...

Google’s research division today detailed just how easy it is for computer algorithms to bypass standard photo watermarking practices, stripping those images of copyright protection and making ...

Researchers at Google have found a vulnerability in the way watermarks are used by stock imagery sites like Adobe Stock that makes it possible to remove the opaque stamp used to protect copyright.