Samsung “space zoom” moon shots are fake, and here is the proof
Imagine this future:<p>Sensor quality in phones goes down, AI makes up for it because good sensors are expensive, but compute time in the cloud on Samsung owned servers is cheap. You take a picture on a crappy camera, and Samsung uses AI to &quot;fix&quot; everything. It knows what stop signs, roadways, busses, cars, stop lights, and more <i>should</i> look like, and so it just uses AI to replace all the textures.<p>Samsung sells what&#x27;s on the image to advertisers and more with the hallucinated data. People can&#x27;t tell the difference and don&#x27;t know. They &quot;just want a good looking picture&quot;. People further use AI to alter images for virtual likes on Tiktok and Insta.<p>This faked data, submitted by users as &quot;real pics in real places&quot; is further used to train AI models that all seem to think objects further away have greater detail, clarity, and cleanliness than they should.<p>You look at a picture of a park you took, years before, and could have sworn the flowers were more pink, and not as red. You are assured, by your friend who knows it all, that people&#x27;s memories are fallible; hallucinating details, colors, objects, sizes, and more. The image, your friend assures you further? &quot;Advanced tech captured its pure form perfectly&quot;.<p>And thus, everyone will demand more clarity, precision, details, and color where their eyes don&#x27;t remember seeing.