Exactly, the modern mirrorless camera should be providing options to use the latest technology as well as the full manual control for when you need it. Imagine

Exactly, the modern mirrorless camera should be providing options to use the latest technology as well as the full manual control for when you need it. Imagine what you could do with the stacking capabilities of modern smartphones with a stacked image sensor like on the Sony A9 series that can essentially take full resolution photos at video speed. Relying solely on image processing isn't be a feasible product. Artists want full control to create the image that they visualized, not just what some ML algorithm determined was best, but at the same time there are many situations where you can gain improved image quality that these features can accomplish. Additionally, cameras have to support unedited images as a large customer base is journalism that requires minimal to no editing be done on images. The UI thing is massive. I'm surprised nobody has created a UI more similar to the Hasselblad one that looks good and shows your settings very clearly. It would be great if the interface you interacted with was clear and looked like a modern UI, but still had the plethora of options available under the hood in an organized and quick to access manner. You don't often need to change many options, but when you do they need to be easy to find.