Hi all.
Pre-AI, if I opened an image of text in Preview, and hit VO-shift-l, it would try torecognize text. I just tried this with an image using the new AI stuff on the Mac, and here's what I get.
A vintage record album back cover featuring the title "THE MUSIC OF PRIMITIVE MAN" in large, bold, black serif lettering at the top center. Two stylized, dark brown, abstract bird-like figures with long, curved necks flank the title text, while two smaller, similar bird figures sit at the bottom corners. The text below the title introduces the album as a collection of more than fifty examples of chants and instruments, credited to "JOSEPH PROSTAKOFF, Musical Program Director." The lower two-thirds of the page contains three columns of small, dense black text listing the track titles and descriptions for "SIDE ONE" and "SIDE TWO," printed on a slightly aged, off-white paper background with a thin red border along the right edge.
I mean, that's great, I know there are wacky pictures now. What I *don't* know is the text, the far more useful portion of the image. How do I get that?
Hitting VO-shift-r and picking "ask about image" and asking for the text in the image just tells me it's album liner notes with two columns of text. Again, fascinating stuff, but almost entirely useless. I'm already warea that it's album liner notes. I'd like to read said notes.
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Have you tried asking something like "What do the album liner
Have you tried asking something like "What do the album liner notes say?"