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Scientists used AI to create a sharper version of the first image of a black hole.

“PRIMO is a new approach to the difficult task of constructing images from EHT observations.”

The image released in 2019 gave a peek at the enormous black hole at the center of the M87 galaxy.

Scientists used image reconstruction algorithms to fill in gaps in original telescope observations from 2019, resulting in a sharper image

The 2019 release of the first image of a black hole was hailed as a significant scientific achievement. But truth be told, it was a bit blurry - or, as one astrophysicist involved in the effort called it, a "fuzzy orange donut."

The first image of a black hole captured four years ago showed a fuzzy, fiery doughnut-shaped object.

The iconic first image of a black hole has gotten an AI-powered makeover.

A machine learning technique called PRIMO has sharpened the famous first-ever image of a black hole from 2019.

Researchers have used machine learning to tighten up a previously released image of a black hole.

Researchers developed a machine learning algorithm called PRIMO to enhance the first image of a supermassive black hole.