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Online shopping often feels like a stroke in the dark. It’s hard for a material dressed by a model so far. But Google i / O Tuesday, I do not say a new feature called Test It uses AI to show how to actually look like a dress, shirt, skirt or trousers. I was surprised and I had an incredibly fun.
After taking a quick photograph, Google employee showed me different clothing choices in the shopping badge. I downloaded my favorite long sleeveless denim jumpsuit, hit my picture. After about 30 seconds, my real life was replaced by floral jumpsuit denim. The created image seemed effectively: the arms fit perfectly, the collar was opened and pink hijabli (I was dressed in real life) and I was dressed in real life) tidy.
“In fact, it looks like I wear it.” “I was very impressed.” Even added a bag in my right hand with a funny touch.
Try, Google’s special image is equipped with a generation model, how the materials will be able to drape, fold and extend in different body types. Now available Search laboratoriesPeople allow people to try Google search features before rolling into the masses.
After connecting to the feature, you will see a icon that says “try” while walking for clothes on Google. Download a full-length photo of yourself (idealally with good lighting and fitting clothes) and look after this dress or shirt as a miraculous way. You can also save the created image and share it with your friends.
Of course, I had a little fun by trying. Like someone wearing the hijab, I and I just wear long sleeves and long pants when I’m out. So I saw what would you do if I choose the feature and chose pink sleeveless clothes. The result was cheerful.
I wouldn’t wear this dress with a hijab, but at least I know what the only ensemble look like.
In fact, he exposed my arms (or what he thought it looked like it) and added a little random bracelets and a trace I don’t wear in real life. Thankfully, he made my goals (perfectly adapted with pink dresses), only for a more cheerful touch with exposed AI skin. Well, at least maintained the accuracy of the garment.
If you are worried about your confidentiality, my colleague Katelyn Chedraoui Reached Google To ask about to try the privacy policy. In response, Google was not a spokesman: “Your uploaded photo is never used in fact or your photo is used for training purposes. Other google products or third parties can be shared or change it.”
So, thus, even if you are not entirely, you are eager to see if you are not more likely to appear than your phone; The appropriate room is not required. Personally, I have more outfits, both charming and ridiculous, just for the heck.
