It looks like Meta and Ray Ban are ready to release the second iteration of their camera-equipped glasses effort, Stories. While the first generation featured some pretty cool features and the requisite integration with Meta’s Facebook and Instagram platforms, the second generation will expand on that list and even add live streaming according to Meta. […]
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We brought you word of Meta’s new artificial intelligence features that they plan to integrate across their platforms, most notably Instagram. But we didn’t really say how they developed all of this stuff, namely because it wasn’t detailed. And now we know why to some extent. You see, it’s a point of debate in the […]
It was probably one of the more inevitable headlines we’ve ever written, and it certainly comes as a surprise to absolutely no one, but Meta just revealed how it is going to bring AI to its massive Instagram platform. In a world where AI is being integrated into everything from customer service chatbots to image […]
It’s another one of those stories. You know, the type that we cover here that seems like “deja vu all over again.” In this case, it is yet another photographer being robbed in San Francisco. Long-time readers of this blog know that the city has a less-than-stellar reputation when it comes to the theft of […]
This is dramatic, even for us. After much controversy over AI-generated submissions to stock photography galleries, and Getty’s massive trillion-dollar lawsuit against these tools, we now have word that Getty Images is launching an artificial intelligence image generator. That’s right. Getty Images is taking the old adage “if you can’t beat them, join them” to […]
Artificial intelligence is everywhere and yet it is welcome almost nowhere that sells stock photography. Of course, that makes some sense given that people who use stock photos and, even further, those who purchase their licenses, aren’t really looking for clips from Fantasyland. But what about photographs that feature AI-assisted editing? The types of programs […]
