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The main argument of this product is to "capture verifiably real moments". Though I find it interesting (and am quite liking the object), I do not tend to think
by Bengalilol 1y ago
The main argument of this product is to "capture verifiably real moments". Though I find it interesting (and am quite liking the object), I do not tend to think this is a strong argument for this product: capturing a picture of a unreal picture would make it real (as discussed in this thread), moreover what would prevent any phone manufacturer from integrating the same type of "validation" into their hardware?
- t43562 1y agoThey are already doing it e.g. Sony. https://amateurphotographer.com/latest/photo-news/sony-announces-new-in-camera-authenticity-technology/ https://amateurphotographer.com/latest/photo-news/sony-annou... It needs a certificate issuance and validation system https://c2pa.org/ https://c2pa.org/