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If you watched Samsung’s Galaxy S24 launch event or any of its ad spots, you’d be forgiven to think that Samsung is basically copying Google’s Magic Editor for its Generative Edit feature. As a matter of fact, Samsung is using Google’s AI engines to power it, so it must be the same thing, right?
The truth is far from that. Samsung and Google both offer a generative AI-powered photo editor that, on the face of it, looks identical, but differs in many minor and major ways. Both in the editing possibilities at hand and the results you get.
If you watched Samsung’s Galaxy S24 launch event or any of its ad spots, you’d be forgiven to think that Samsung is basically copying Google’s Magic Editor for its Generative Edit feature. As a matter of fact, Samsung is using Google’s AI engines to power it, so it must be the same thing, right?
The truth is far from that. Samsung and Google both offer a generative AI-powered photo editor that, on the face of it, looks identical, but differs in many minor and major ways. Both in the editing possibilities at hand and the results you get.
