Adobe wants to use AI and machine learning to beautify your selfies

People now edit their selfies using computer vision, machine learning, and artificial intelligence. Several apps from Snapchat to Meitu all use these technologies so that they can adjust what your device's camera sees - even in real-time. For instance, Snapchat has lenses that can make it look like you're wearing a crown, while Meitu can instantly beautify your portraits. So, at a time when selfies are everywhere, it makes sense that Adobe, the maker of Photoshop, would want to leverage such technologies as well. Sensei, an extension of Adobe that dabbles in artificial intelligence and machine learning, has released a trailer for some new features that it is working on - and they all seem to be focused on improving selfies.