AI Camera
Apr 25, 2024 19:38:17 #
This link is from Fox News https://www.foxnews.com/tech/the-ai-camera-stripping-away-privacy-in-blink-of-eye today describing project being developed by two German engineers. A digital camera, that using AI, automatically removes clothing from subjects creating nude pictures.
Apr 25, 2024 22:29:00 #
Curmudgeon wrote:
This link is from Fox News https://www.foxnews.com/tech/the-ai-camera-stripping-away-privacy-in-blink-of-eye today describing project being developed by two German engineers. A digital camera, that using AI, automatically removes clothing from subjects creating nude pictures.
Yes, something like that was in our newspaper. The only difference was that High School girls were targeted. Scary...would hate to be on trial and have a doctored photo be the "evidence".
Apr 25, 2024 23:06:18 #
I'm giving a demonstration Saturday to a photography group in my retirement community about the new and useful tools Adobe is providing in their newest software. With that coming up, your title was effective click bait. I read the article.
Did you notice the emphasis on words like "deepfake". The two developers were trying to show "worst possible". They put a smartphone in a fake camera box that sends it to cloud computing and back!
Manipulating or "developing" photos is part of, and as old, as photography itself.
I shouldn't be spending time reading junk like that let alone writing a response!
Did you notice the emphasis on words like "deepfake". The two developers were trying to show "worst possible". They put a smartphone in a fake camera box that sends it to cloud computing and back!
Manipulating or "developing" photos is part of, and as old, as photography itself.
I shouldn't be spending time reading junk like that let alone writing a response!
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