Occasionally, I see the following message displayed beneath some members' photos:
So I asked myself whether AI could photograph.
Initially, I answered no, but after recently encountering an AI-controlled humanoid robot in a neighboring town that was busy photographing, I had to correct myself.
I could hardly believe my eyes. It was photographing with a
Paragraphica context-to-image (AI) camera, created by Bjørn Karmann.
So I’m labeling the image as follows:
The aforementioned AI 'camera' does exist, but the story about encountering the humanoid robot is, of course, as fictional as the claim that AI can 'photograph.' :)
Considering that most of our cameras likely have AI-powered detection technology developed using deep learning technology, can we seriously still argue that our photos are free of AI?
41 comments
William Sutherland said:
Admired in: www.ipernity.com/group/tolerance
*Уαɾα replied to William Sutherland:
Dave C said:
Happily my camera has no AI. ;-D
Nicole Merdrignac said:
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Ghislaine said:
Une seule certitude : nous avons le choix du sujet, du cadrage.
La question que je me pose au sujet de L'IA : pourquoi nous presente-t-on tant de sujets anthropomorphes, une tête, un tronc, une paire de bras avec des mains et une paire de jambes avec des pieds ?
Jocelyne Villoing said:
Bonne journée *Yara.
Günter Klaus said:
Wünsche noch einen schönen Tag,liebe Grüße Güni :))
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