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> Most peoples pictures are not a statement of record - we just want to remember the good times with loved ones But on that note, having a flawed high fidelity
by andrewla 3y ago
> Most peoples pictures are not a statement of record - we just want to remember the good times with loved ones
But on that note, having a flawed high fidelity record is no worse for remembering the good times. The hallucinations are mostly harmless, until the AI changes your eye color or adds extra teeth or all of a sudden there's an elephant in the background, even though you told the AI that you specifically wanted a picture without an elephant.
Or, more whimsically, your friend who memorably never smiles in pictures is smiling in all of the pictures with your new phone.
- JumpCrisscross 3y ago> having a flawed high fidelity record is no worse for remembering the good times This doesn't describe most avid photo takers, who are presumably the people who will choose a smartphone based on its camera features.
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