David GerardM to [email protected]English • 5 days agoBBC: What is 'AI washing' and why is it a problem?www.bbc.co.ukexternal-linkmessage-square19fedilinkarrow-up140arrow-down10
arrow-up140arrow-down1external-linkBBC: What is 'AI washing' and why is it a problem?www.bbc.co.ukDavid GerardM to [email protected]English • 5 days agomessage-square19fedilink
minus-square@FellowEntlinkEnglish-5•4 days agoIt’s not marketing fluff though, it’s AI processing, as in recognising what you’re taking a photo of and auto-applying shooting presets/filters. Fairly common these days with new phones.
minus-squareDavid GerardOPMlinkfedilinkEnglish8•edit-24 days agothe precise reason why the loved one’s previous and next phone are Pixels, cos it has low light “AI” enhancement but it doesn’t pull that bs (and a DSLR when you want zero fucking around whatsoever) and i have a Xiaomi so i get the unfeasibly high megapixel Samsung sensors, all for the price of my immortal soul
minus-square@FellowEntlinkEnglish-2•4 days agoYeah I turn AI off on my phone and prefer to shoot RAW. It’s still a legit feature tho.
It’s not marketing fluff though, it’s AI processing, as in recognising what you’re taking a photo of and auto-applying shooting presets/filters. Fairly common these days with new phones.
no thx
the precise reason why the loved one’s previous and next phone are Pixels, cos it has low light “AI” enhancement but it doesn’t pull that bs
(and a DSLR when you want zero fucking around whatsoever)
and i have a Xiaomi so i get the unfeasibly high megapixel Samsung sensors, all for the price of my immortal soul
Yeah I turn AI off on my phone and prefer to shoot RAW. It’s still a legit feature tho.