An AI MFT camera called Alice

[Ian]

It's no joke - see:

[Graham_of_Rainham]

Olympus AIR A01 Comes to mind….

[wornish]

Hmm. Certainly, some bold statements were made.
Like
"Unlimited processing power means there will be no need for an Alice 2."
"Image stabiliation is better than any existing camera"
"Autofocus will use AI." by some kind of magic.

Can't fault her presentation style have to say.

I am not a target user that's for sure.

I do struggle to understand why existing camera manufacturers don't make the interface with Mobile phones much easier to use.

[MikeOxon]

Emily Lowrey is a very accomplished presenter, with an engaging manner that is supported by an amazing range of facial expressions! I've enjoyed many of her videos, which I often find to be unusually informative.

In this case, though, i cannot agree with her enthusiasm for this device. I hate touch-screen controls and the first thing I do with my cameras is to turn them off. I also like to post-process my photos in my own way, trying to re-create the mental image that motivated me to take the photo. A camera does not 'see' as I do but post-processing enables me to work on the camera image, to create something that pleases me.

'AI' may be able to process images in very interesting ways too but they are not my ways. They can be very helpful in suggesting ways in which an image might be enhanced - as are all 'auto' settings - but, in the end, I want to express my own judgements.

[Graham_of_Rainham]

Eventually the AI can learn from your actions and make suggestions based on what you have done previously