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That’s like saying an AI co-pilot is table stakes for an operating system. It isn’t.
by callamdelaney 1y ago
That’s like saying an AI co-pilot is table stakes for an operating system. It isn’t.
- Spivak 1y agoIt is how the default photos app for ios and android work and have worked for years. If you can't search by person or by the content of the photo you're falling behind.
- amlib 1y agoI would argue such feature only exists on big tech photo apps as an excuse to do facial recognition and eventually extricate such data trough whatever means. The benefit to the user is just a minor side effect.
- afavour 1y agoI would argue that’s another example of FUD. It’s a useful feature a lot of people like. Similarly I find geotagging of photos tremendously useful. I don’t believe that feature was added to phones to extend the surveillance state, I believe it was added because a camera was combined with a GPS and it made logical sense.
- mixmastamyk 1y agoLots of things aren’t done on purpose, but they are sure taken advantage of by other parties.
- afavour 1y agoSure. But that’s the opposite of OP’s assertion.
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- brettermeier 1y ago[flagged]
- afavour 1y agoNo, this actually provides utility