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Photo of eclipse by Xiaomi 17 Ultra

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Tough to write a title for this post staying within the character limit. On Twitter I see the English translation as follows. This will give you the context if you didn’t already click the link:

Photo of the eclipse taken today with my Xiaomi 17 Ultra and a lens protective filter. Do you notice something weird? Well, yes, the moon was the other one. It detected a bright sphere in the sky, went into "supermoon" mode, and straight up invented the entire surface

Serious question: What happens when every consumer phone has this "feature"? If a citizen records someone committing a crime, will that video still be considered admissible in court? Or will the state only regard its own systems as infallible?

A few years ago (2020?), at the beginning of the new-AI (GAN?), someone took a photo a building at night with windows with green/brown curtains, and the AI hallucinated the face of a famous actor. I have been trying to google it for a few minutes, but I don't remember enough details to fell lucky.

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