Artificial Intelligence can now be used to sharpen pixelated images and video

[WYP]

A UK company has been able to apply artificial intelligence can now be used to sharpen pixelated images and video in order to improve image quality.

Read more on AI being used to improve the quality of streamed video.

 

[thekeemo]

Enhance!

 

[WYP]

Enhance!

CSI were telling the future all along?

 

[NeverBackDown]

Now this is some good ol' innovation. Some great work and has a LOT of application uses.

 

[Kushiro]

Just to enhance the guy on the side too

If only it could isolate which parts to enhance.

 

[Kleptobot]

Would be interesting to see if you could analyse it to find which patterns it recognised the fastest and then create a video compression algorithm to compress those features the most and see how much compression you could achieve and still have good looking video ect

 

[NeverBackDown]

Would be interesting to see if you could analyse it to find which patterns it recognised the fastest and then create a video compression algorithm to compress those features the most and see how much compression you could achieve and still have good looking video ect

Kinda like how FLAC and MP3 compress? MP3 just compresses everything, so it's smaller file sizes but far worse quality, whereas FLAC keeps all the quality, but only takes out the things that are not essential to the audio quality. If they followed the FLAC method, they could essentially do that, but on the user end, could "unpack" the packets, and get the full quality. But that's probably too complicated so think the method they have now is probably equal to everyone.