@Overlander_1@techhub.social Oh I’m with you on generative AI slop, but I will admit to enjoying the output of NPUs since the Huawei Kirin chips back in the day.
THat’s how we got cameras that could identify subjects, then later we got Sony’s amazing eye tracking autofocus, and now subject detection in photo editing apps.
That kind of on-device practical NPU performance is really interesting.

Making soulless “art” out of prompts? A lot less interesting…

@Overlander_1@techhub.social Naw. Subject selection has always been a tedious chore. No one’s artistic skills are being challenged in the market JUST because we can identify a subject and draw a border around it a little faster. 😄

@notanonymous26@fosstodon.org Oh definitely not open source, but Qualcomm has an SDK for devs https://www.qualcomm.com/developer/software/neural-processing-sdk-for-ai

@eddeeMN @politics @uspolitics @realTuckFrumper
And even if it is true, we’re all still gonna work like she’s 10 points down.

@Ahslan@techhub.social 😊

@micahbp@librem.one it’s not my favorite no…

@warbond@lemmy.world
Feeding an AI more AI content to eventually cause AI collapse. I like it.

@Ahslan@techhub.social Figured it would be faster than writing an article about it or shooting a short on YouTube 😄

@gazoinksboe@lemmy.world If we had regulators with any teeth, we’d have a system to push back against issues like these…

@KingJalopy@lemm.ee @bluGill@fedia.io
Huh. I think you have to go a ways back for T-Mobile support. Like the X Compact?
I think the last carrier they worked with was VZW for mmWave on the XPERIA pro. Other than that, theyve only been unlocked devices over the last six years.