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My Hero Academia Vigilantes Episode 2: Knuckleduster Faces Eraser Head; Recap, Release Date, and More

My Hero Academia Vigilantes Episode 2: Knuckleduster Faces Eraser Head; Recap, Release Date, and More

The first episode of My Hero Academia: Vigilantes, titled ‘I’m Here,’ introduced Koichi Haimawari, a college student with the modest ‘Slide and Glide’ Quirk. He quietly helps others around town and earns the nickname ‘Nice Guy.’ He later ends up clashing with Soga Kugazaki’s gang and witnesses them attack Pop☆Step, a street performer. Koichi intervened but needed to be rescued by Knuckleduster, a mysterious unlicensed fighter investigating the Quirk-enhancing drug Trigger. Knuckleduster recruits Koichi and Pop to help him expose its distribution. The episode ends as they confront a suspicious man, only to be interrupted by Eraser Head.   My Hero Academia: Vigilantes Episode 2 will see Koichi, Pop Step and Knuckleduster’s investigation get interrupted by Eraser Head, who mistakes them for villains. As Knuckleduster clashes with Eraser Head, Soga and his gang—now empowered by Trigger—will return for revenge.  Their violent rampage will spiral further when a massive villain appears, plunging the Naruhata district into chaos. Koichi and Pop will be thrust into a rapidly escalating crisis as their vigilante work begins getting dangerously real. …

Oppo Reno 11 Series Will Soon Get AI Eraser Feature as Global Rollout Begins

Oppo Reno 11 series will soon get its first artificial intelligence (AI) feature — the AI Eraser. The smartphone maker introduced its native large language model (LLM) AndesGPT in November 2023 to build AI features for its phones in-house. It later introduced a suite of AI features in the Oppo Find X7 series. In February 2024, the company announced that it would start shipping these features to other Oppo smartphones, starting with the Reno 11 series. Finally, the company has begun rolling out the first AI feature globally. Notably, the AI Eraser feature debuted in the Reno 11 series in China earlier this month but it was not rolled out to the rest of the world. Now, the company has officially confirmed that the feature will be added to all devices globally. The announcement was made by Billy Zhang, President of Overseas Marketing, Sales and Services at Oppo, who said in a post on X (formerly known as Twitter), “We’re so excited to bring the Oppo AI Eraser to overseas users. More and more people …

Microsoft is getting an AI eraser for the Photos app in Windows 10 and 11

Above and below, you can see how Microsoft disappears a dog’s leash and some unintentional photobombers using the power of generative AI: Selectively removing people from the background of a photo.GIF: Microsoft While that may not be quite as nifty a party trick as other AI fakery you’ve seen, you won’t need to buy a new Pixel or Galaxy to integrate this into your life, either. Microsoft says it’s not only rolling this out to Windows 11, but also backporting all of the Photos’ AI edit features to Windows 10, in addition to Windows 11 for Arm64 devices. Those include a background removal feature as well. These tools are for Windows Insiders for now, though. Says Microsoft: “This update is beginning to roll out to Windows Insiders in all channels today (including Windows Insiders on Windows 10 in the Release Preview Channel). Make sure to update your app to version number 2024.11020.21001.0 or higher.” Source link