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Microsoft has announced the "Moment 5" optional update for Windows 11, introducing new features such as enhanced Copilot functionality, Generative Erase in the Photos app, improved window snapping, and more. The update also includes new plugins for Copilot, AI-powered silence removal in Clipchamp, and Voice Access improvements, with rollout through a combination of app and system updates.
Microsoft is introducing Generative erase functionality to the Windows Photos app, allowing users to easily remove objects from images. This feature, currently available to Windows Insiders, will be rolled out to Windows 11 and Windows 10 in the future, along with other AI editing features such as Blur background and Remove and Replace background.
Microsoft has introduced a generative-AI powered eraser for Windows Photos, allowing users to easily remove unwanted elements from their pictures with more seamless and realistic results, even for large objects. This feature is currently available to Windows Insiders through the Photos app on Windows 10 and Windows 11 for Arm64 devices, offering a desktop and laptop alternative to AI eraser tools found on mobile devices from Google and Samsung.
Microsoft has announced Generative Erase, a new feature in the Photos app for Windows that uses AI to selectively remove objects and people from photos. This feature will be available for Windows 11 and backported to Windows 10, including Arm64 devices. The update is currently rolling out to Windows Insiders, and it's unclear whether AI-edited photos will come with metadata or watermarks to distinguish them from unedited ones.