New AI app promises to transform all your bad selfies into good ones

Adobe has shown off a smartphone app that uses artificial intelligence to drastically improve selfies. The company's Sensei branch, which focuses on AI and machine learning, released a teaser video showing a user transforming an ordinary picture with a range of advanced editing tools. One of these alters the depth of field, while another tool, called Liquify, makes the picture look like it was taken from a more flattering angle. A third feature allows users to easily mimic the lighting and effects used in another photo. In the teaser, the user browses through random images and opens two he likes, proceeding to experiment with the the different styles by applying them to a picture of himself in his camera roll.