It is a need-to-have within one's product offering, or else succumb to the loss of market share gobbled up by competitive offerings that say their products include it. Once the public gets over its fear of AI and learns of the benefits that can be derived from its inclusion in different products.
Imaging being about to tell an AI TV set..."Optimize tonight's tuning schedule to my preferred programs or genre, and program that into tonight's selections." Would you buy a TV that could not do that each night?!
In what world do those fake Ai images go "way above the average ..." ? Only in the fake world.Will AI make real photography websites such as this irrelevant ?
The internet is flooded with manipulated images that go way above the average film or digital photographer.
Will we have cameras that have an AI mode?
The future does not look good.
It is a need-to-have within one's product offering, or else succumb to the loss of market share gobbled up by competitive offerings that say their products include it. Once the public gets over its fear of AI and learns of the benefits that can be derived from its inclusion in different products.
Imaging being about to tell an AI TV set..."Optimize tonight's tuning schedule to my preferred programs or genre, and program that into tonight's selections." Would you buy a TV that could not do that each night?!
AI is already tailoring ads to your ethnicity, age and income group."Optimize tonight's tuning schedule to my preferred programs or genre, and program that into tonight's selections."
AI in the hands of a skilled person can do quite well, better than a lot of humans.In what world do those fake Ai images go "way above the average ..." ? Only in the fake world.
And yet, despite their failure to launch a competitive effort in the AI field, Apple remains staggeringly successful. And if they can ever realize it, I like the idea of on-device AI in which biometric and other personal data does not leave the device.
I don't have to imagine what an AI television set might be like: Services including Roon, Spotify, Prime Video and YouTube are all about maximizing "user engagement", while I am all about letting them know as little as possible about me.
AI is already tailoring ads to your ethnicity, age and income group.
Many (and some of them well-known and well-regarded) film photographers would (and still do) routinely replace the skies in their landscape photos. Old news. When did photography ever get the definition of an image straight from the film? That is a false pretense and does not necessarily have any relevance to the medium. It may be how you see things, but you don't get to make the rules. And there is no such thing as an AI photograph. Only AI generated images that resemble photographs.
It is a need-to-have within one's product offering, or else succumb to the loss of market share gobbled up by competitive offerings that say their products include it. Once the public gets over its fear of AI and learns of the benefits that can be derived from its inclusion in different products.
Imaging being about to tell an AI TV set..."Optimize tonight's tuning schedule to my preferred programs or genre, and program that into tonight's selections." Would you buy a TV that could not do that each night?!
And yet, despite their failure to launch a competitive effort in the AI field, Apple remains staggeringly successful. And if they can ever realize it, I like the idea of on-device AI in which biometric and other personal data does not leave the device.
I don't have to imagine what an AI television set might be like: Services including Roon, Spotify, Prime Video and YouTube are all about maximizing "user engagement", while I am all about letting them know as little as possible about me.
We both agree on your last point (rule?). I was just making the point that many other people will believe that AI images are photography.
No ethnicity info comes from me, nor age, nor income. Not AI...simply tracking cookies! Allows the web to send 'more of the same'
How about: "Shoot 100 pictures of people dancing on the floor using wide, medium, and close-up shots." The camera would have an AI chip and microphone to hear the prompts. It would be mounted on a motorized tripod at the wedding you have to shoot.
Your choices can tell a lot about you that you may not realize.
Our cable TV service already knows which sports broadcasts we frequently watch (which specific team, without my indication of preference) and suggestions come onscreen to tune in ...I only have to press 'OK' on the remote!
That's easy: They simply infer it from your viewing history: Every time you use the "smart" features of your smart TV, you are sharing information about yourself. It's also one reason why nearly all TV sets these days are "smart", and also so cheap: The purchase price is subsidized.
I imagine that Big Data has access to eerily good algorithms which can infer a lot about you, based on data you provide directly and data aggregated from other sources (ever used a Facebook or Google login to speed up creation of a new account, Big Data thanks you). Individually, those sources may only contain fragments of information, but when aggregated, a more nuanced picture emerges.
This documentary is a few years old, but I think it's still good:
https://thesocialdilemma.com/
You don't even need to use ANY 'smart' features of the TV...just the cable box channel selection of the station plus the program connected at that time.
Interestingly, no other suggestions have ever come across the screen...just whenever channel 720 is broadcasting Golden Gate Warriors games. Makes me wonder if I ever selected 'Remind me' for this one specific combination, so it is merely complying with a prior request.
Modern cable boxes have 2-way data connections, and AFAIK, can be identified by user account.
Will AI make real photography websites such as this irrelevant ?
The internet is flooded with manipulated images that go way above the average film or digital photographer.
Will we have cameras that have an AI mode?
The future does not look good.
I always remember to select "No AI" when working with Adobe Stock to make sure real people are getting paid for the products (images, illustrations, music) that I license. There are times when using an AI image would be more practical but I prefer humans.There are lots of options for stock photography with AI too.
You may be one of them. AI is getting to the point where you really ca’t tell without intense scrutiny.
Dunno about the AI mode, but people will still be interested in capturing life as it unfolds. AI has certainly changed things a lot on YouTube with art, photography and video content.
All AI photos...
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There are lots of options for stock photography with AI too.
All AI photos...
No doubt...blue collar web site preferences would be very different from white collar. Level of income (middle management vs. executive management) might be from collection of web sites visited. Differentiating the minimum wage guy from the billionaire exec both visiting the porn site, not likely.
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