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Create and edit images like a smart artist

MBZUAI ·

Researchers from Carnegie Mellon University and MBZUAI have developed a new method called ConceptAligner for precise image editing using AI. The system decomposes text embeddings into independent building blocks called atomic concepts, allowing users to make targeted tweaks without generating entirely new images. Their approach ensures that each latent factor maps to a specific user-controllable dial, enabling accurate concept-level modifications. Why it matters: This research addresses a major limitation in AI image generation, enhancing its usefulness in industries where precise control is crucial, such as advertising and medicine, and improving the reliability of AI-driven creative tools.

Image generation and manipulation research at VinAI

MBZUAI ·

VinAI Research presented research projects focused on advancing image generation and manipulation using GANs and Diffusion Models. The research aims to improve GANs regarding utility, coverage, and output consistency. For Diffusion Models, the work focuses on improving the models’ speed to approach real-time performance and prevent negative social impact of diffusion-based personalized text-to-image generation. Why it matters: This talk indicates ongoing research and development in generative AI in Southeast Asia, an area of growing interest globally.