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Funny to think of all those scenes in TV and movies when someone would magically "enhance" a low-resolution image to be crystal clear. At the time, nerds scoffe
by staminade 2y ago
Funny to think of all those scenes in TV and movies when someone would magically "enhance" a low-resolution image to be crystal clear. At the time, nerds scoffed, but now we know they were simply using an AI to super-scale it. In retrospect, how many fictional villains were condemned on the basis of hallucinated evidence? :-D
- jsheard 2y agoEnemy of the State (1998) was prescient, that had a ridiculous example of "zoom and enhance" where they move the camera, but they hand-waved it as the computer "hypothesizing" what the missing information might have been. Which is more or less what gaussian splat 3D reconstructions are doing today.