New AI Compression Could Make Your Photos Smaller and Sharper
This could double your phone's photo storage and speed up downloads.
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- AI-based image compression can make files smaller without losing quality, potentially doubling your photo storage.
- The method uses a neural network that learns the best way to compress each image, unlike traditional JPEG.
- It requires special hardware, so it may be a few years before it's available in phones and computers.
Why It Matters
You could store more photos and load websites faster without upgrading your device.