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> If Apple started using something like today's vision capable LLMs to understand if JPEGs and RAWs are technically correct but visually corrupt, then going bac
by bananapub 2y ago
> If Apple started using something like today's vision capable LLMs to understand if JPEGs and RAWs are technically correct but visually corrupt, then going back to some WORM storage to restore problem images, that would be incredible.
hahaha what?
they should be checksumming things, not applying hilariously irrelevant and overcomplicates software to this problem.
- Terretta 2y agoSure, if that had been done from the originating device. There are photo file formats under discussion today that do this. The existing ones do not. After the fact, it's been a hard problem since what's rendered can be visually corrupted while the format remains valid. So the problem becomes to detect whether it's visually off, at scale.