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Apple Shares First Example of Image Playground in Action, and It's Based on Craig Federighi's Dog
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So you are judge something that isn't even out in beta yet ...
Thinking something is ridiculous or unnecessary is not hate.
For how many Apple devices over the years that were directly marketed and sold to creative professionals, this is super offensive to the legions of artists who kept Apple afloat for decades
I would suggest up to 50% of women between the age of 15 and 50.
Are you concerned the silicon in your iPhone will get tired of all the work?
It's not supposed to be realistic or extremely good. Everyone should see that's it generated.
Here's what I don't get. No one was forcing Apple to make a press release to show off their GenAI pics.
But they thought this was good enough to warrant posting for everyone to see.
We better be able to delete the model from our phones, no one should be forced to give up their storage for this kind of drivel.
But they thought this was good enough to warrant posting for everyone to see.
We better be able to delete the model from our phones, no one should be forced to give up their storage for this kind of drivel.
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Four pages in and not one person wished Bailey a happy birthday!
Happy Birthday, Bailey! 🐶
Happy Birthday, Bailey! 🐶
Oh man, you lot going on and on about how horrible it looks. Where is your imagination? Be glad you haven't lived in the era of ASCII art when on a dial-up modem 
It's like being on some photo forums, all some people can comment about is that a picture is nice and sharp. Something no one ever said about the most iconic photos taken ever.
It's like being on some photo forums, all some people can comment about is that a picture is nice and sharp. Something no one ever said about the most iconic photos taken ever.Which is why everyone uses them to add a like, dislike, laugh, heart or cry in this forum? Are you one of those people?
Based the image editing, it will download the first time you use it so you are in luck.
Why are there so many emoji about Japan?
In 2015, US President Barack Obama visited Japan and thanked the nation for giving the world such cultural gifts as karate, karaoke, anime and – yes – emoji.
Meaning something akin to “picture” and “character” in Japanese, emoji originated in the 1990s as mobile phone culture exploded in Japan. Now there are more than 2,500 of them, and World Emoji Day is tomorrow. They even spawned last year’s (widely panned) film.
Since emoji were invented in Japan and entered mainstream use there, it makes sense that there are dozens of Japan-specific ones. Some are more globally recognised as tourism-friendly icons – Mt Fuji, sushi, sake – but there are plenty that depict smaller aspects of Japanese life and culture, which may not be instantly recognisable to non-Japanese.
Why there are so many Japanese emoji
Japan dominates the emoji landscape, and other countries want in
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Ultimately some low-quality cartoon drawings will hurt nobody. I agree it doesn't look too good and I guess generating new Memoji would be a better use case.
looks like the same garbage ai slop as all the other trash. Wish they'd work on better stuff than this vomit.
When your leader (and C-level suite) don't know how to innovate, you tend to follow the 'trends'.
There's some truth to your message but when Apple dedicate UI space to it and affect the existing UX of an app to make room for these features, it does impact those that don't use it.
Stickers are a great example of that. I've never used one, never will but they keep popping up in my emoji interface and causing me to have to scroll further than I would if it wasn't there at all.
Who cares that it’s running on the smartphone? You cooking up an AI image for your dog’s birthday while driving under a tunnel?
No. Unless your computer is really old and decrepit, it hopefully has more memory and better cooling. The phone is probably using an 8bit model to fit in memory. The quality hit isn't too bad, but it's there.
I've never used an AI image generator and I have no desire to in the future. How many people actually want to make these kinds of things except for memes?
How often will a normal person use this? Maybe a handful of times to see what it does and then never touch it again?
For the amount of effort a lot of this AI stuff is taking it seems like quite a waste of resources especially since we are very light on new device features and very light on new features in Apple's development frameworks.
How often will a normal person use this? Maybe a handful of times to see what it does and then never touch it again?
For the amount of effort a lot of this AI stuff is taking it seems like quite a waste of resources especially since we are very light on new device features and very light on new features in Apple's development frameworks.
Still haven’t used Memoji to this day. Won’t be using this pointless tool either.
Apple are doing to iOS what Adobe started doing to Photoshop many years ago—stuffing it with pointless bloat.
Apple are doing to iOS what Adobe started doing to Photoshop many years ago—stuffing it with pointless bloat.