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This is app is trash. It doesn’t even work and I wasted a dollar. Who ever made this needs to go in a coffin
Description
Create AI-Powered Photos & Videos.
Genmo (short for Generative Mosaic) is an AI-powered app that recreates any photo or video using an entirely separate set of images. Take a picture or video, select a dataset to render it with, and get your recreated piece back in seconds. The new clip is completely generated by our own neural network. From there, try using the selection tools and stacking your creative moves. The possibilities are wide open!
We use our own deep neural network architecture, which blends a generative adversarial network (GAN) with other neural networks. Genmo is a project of LatentCulture, an AI research & production venture based within Jason Salavon Studio on the University of Chicago campus. We are artists, programmers, and researchers investigating how deep learning and other generative systems can impact creative production. Contact us at [email protected].
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Genmo (short for Generative Mosaic) is an AI-powered app that recreates any photo or video using an entirely separate set of images. Take a picture or video, select a dataset to render it with, and get your recreated piece back in seconds. The new clip is completely generated by our own neural network. From there, try using the selection tools and stacking your creative moves. The possibilities are wide open!
We use our own deep neural network architecture, which blends a generative adversarial network (GAN) with other neural networks. Genmo is a project of LatentCulture, an AI research & production venture based within Jason Salavon Studio on the University of Chicago campus. We are artists, programmers, and researchers investigating how deep learning and other generative systems can impact creative production. Contact us at [email protected].
In-Apps
- Full Video Functionality
- $0.99
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User Rating
3.93 out of 5
95 ratings in United States
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Genmo Reviews
Ok if you like pink circles
Always gets stuck loading photos or generating whatever it is supposed to generate. Have not seen one finish yet!
Does absolutely nothing
You can pick a photo and select a filter and then the progress circle fills out to 99% and essentially stops. I get no results no matter how long i let it run
Fail!
Probably because it hasn't been updated in several years. Not sure what it's supposed to do (blend?) but the "circle" never completes; hence, app is useless.
GrEAT APP
I’ve only had this for a few hours but it’s the best of I’ve seen in a hot minute 😍🔥🔥🔥
Frustrating... Not working correctly
This app freezes up when I try to do anything. I paid .99cents for some frustration. Was hoping this would work...
Pixelates.
Cmon man. Gimme back my quality. Quit being scary
Paid $0.99 for nothing
I paid $0.99 so i could have the videos enabled, every time i try to apply an effect on one it closes the app 😐
Formerly good
Stops loading result when almost finished
Was good but now doesn’t work
Now when I put filter on it will stop loading almost at the end of loading.
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App Info
- Category
- Photo Video
- Publisher
- Jason Salavon Studio
- Languages
- English
- Recent release
- 1.5 (5 years ago )
- Released on
- Jun 24, 2018 (7 years ago )
- Last Updated
- 4 months ago
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