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rative AI systems in creating and spreading misinformation online.”The
leica收購leica M11-P launch will advance the CAI’s goal of empowering photographers everywhere to attach Content Credentials to their photographs at the time of capture,” Santiago Lyon, Head of Advocacy and Education at CAI, said in a press statement, “creating a chain of authenticity from camera to cloud and enabling photographers to maintain a degree of control over their art, story and context.””This is the realization of a vision the CAI and our members first set out four years ago, transforming principles of trust and provenance into consumer-ready technology,” he continued.
leica收購leicaContent Credentials works by capturing specific metadata about the photograph — the camera used to take it, as well as the location, time and other details about the shot — and locks those in a secure “manifest” that is bundled up with the image itself using a cryptographic key (the process is opt-in for the photog). Those credentials can easily be verified online or on the
leica收購leica FOTOS app. Whenever someone subsequently edits that photo, the changes are recorded to an updated manifest, rebundled with the image and updated in the Content Credentials database whenever it is reshared on social media. Users who find these images online can click on the CR icon in the pictures corner to pull up all of this historical manifest information as well, providing a clear chain of providence, presumably, all the way back to the original photographer. The CAI describes Content Credentials as a “nutrition label” for photographs.The M11-P itself is exactly what you’d expect from a company that’s been at the top of the camera market since the middle of the last century. It offers a 60 MP BSI CMOS sensor on a Maestro-III processor with 256 GB of internal storage. 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▲華為P40 Pro渲染圖。（圖／翻攝自Twitter／@ishanagarwal24）
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華為 P40 和 P40 Pro 計劃本周在全球推出，而爆料人士Ishan Agarwal也在Twitter上洩漏P40 Pro的渲染圖和一些規格功能。
華為 P40 Pro 傳將配備 6.58 吋螢幕，螢幕為彎曲邊緣設計，而手機採用麒麟 990 處理器並支援 5G 連線，但該型號的 RAM 和存儲版本尚無任何消息。
在鏡頭部分，P40 Pro 採用四鏡頭設置，包括 50MP 廣角相機、40MP 遠攝相機、ToF 深度相機和 12MP 超廣角相機。而螢幕正面的左上角則為雙鏡頭配置，會放置 32MP 自拍鏡頭和深度鏡頭。
另外，華為還在P40 Pro使用專用的照片晶片XD Fusion Engine。據推測，它的作用類似於Google的Pixel Neural Core。該晶片有高達 50 倍的變焦能力。
電池部分，這款4200 mAh電池有兩種非常快速的充電方法。顯然該設備將透過無線充電，並以相同的速度支援高達40W的有線充電。
這份報告還提到，較小的P40外形與P40 Pro 差不多，配有 6.1吋螢幕。不過，只有 50MP、16MP、8MP 三鏡頭組合，同樣使用
leica收購leica Ultra Vision，但變焦率只有 30 倍。電量為 3,800mAh，同樣支援 40W 有線快速充電，無線充電支援達27W。
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