With Google's RAISR, images can be up to 75% smaller without losing detail

Re:With Google's RAISR, images can be up to 75% smaller with... by tornadoboy55 on Monday January 16, 2017 @03:37PM (#13412791)

The biggest about this is not being able to 'compress' images to 25%, but that you can now take (some) images that we're previously only low-res, and upscale them!

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Re:With Google's RAISR, images can be up to 75% smaller with... by CamelCaseName on Monday January 16, 2017 @10:15PM (#13414934)

One day we'll be pointing at pictures yelling "Enhance!", and not in jest!

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Re:With Google's RAISR, images can be up to 75% smaller with... by fulafel on Tuesday January 17, 2017 @01:29AM (#13415594)

Good idea for a dystopian CSI. "This AI invented image detail shows you are guilty"

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Re:With Google's RAISR, images can be up to 75% smaller with... by patates on Tuesday January 17, 2017 @05:51AM (#13416458)

Well then it means statistically there's a good chance that what produced the end low res image is incriminating. And of course I'm not serious.

Although on a serious note, does anyone know if and how statistical probability is accepted as evidence in a court of law?

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Re:With Google's RAISR, images can be up to 75% smaller with... by tornadoboy55 on Tuesday January 17, 2017 @08:26AM (#13417270)

Yeah, it is, that's called circumstantial evidence. You do need direct evidence to validate the circumstantial evidence though..

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Re:With Google's RAISR, images can be up to 75% smaller with... by patates on Wednesday January 18, 2017 @02:36AM (#13424761)

It even has a name, didn't expect that. Thank you.

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Re:With Google's RAISR, images can be up to 75% smaller with... by tekoyaki on Tuesday January 17, 2017 @11:24AM (#13418780)

New episode of Black Mirror or maybe some comedy sketch.

"Your face is too generic that the AI drew you as all of our suspects."

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