AI-Powered Filters Arrive For Google Arts & Culture

Known for its products and services to people in the digital environment, Google has brought filters to get ahead of Snapchat, which offers incredibly fun AR filters for selfie. Artificial intelligence-supported filters brought for Google Art & Culture are intended to help users who take photos with the front camera to get fun photos. Here are all the details that users are curious about about the artificial intelligence supported filters brought for Google's application !

Fun Filters For Google Arts & Culture

One of the most important companies in the world, Google, in an article shared on its blog, announced that new artificial intelligence-supported filters will be introduced for Google Arts & Culture . Offering filters that help users maintain their commitment to art, the company seems to have found new ways to present artworks to people, as museum visits cannot be made due to the new type of coronavirus. 

In the blog post, where Google talked about the purpose of the development of filters, it said that it is to continue to bring people to art in the difficult period we are in. AR filters also allow users to convert them to important names in various periods of history. People using Google's application have the opportunity to transform themselves into important names that have taken place in a certain period of history by using new filters.

The legendary self-portrait of Dutch painter Vincent Van Gogh is also included in the artificial intelligence-supported filters brought to Google's application. The famous Vincent Van Gogh's filter allows you to view your drawn in blue and yellow colors. It is possible to say that the application with various artistic filters is very safe for the user, because the photos uploaded to the application are stored on your device, not on Google's servers.

It may take a while to use the augmented reality filters in the application. The app leaves you with a black screen until the filter is ready, but the waiting time for the filters to be applied seems rather short. Well, what do you think of the new filters? You can share your thoughts about new filters with us in the comments section.