My great-grandfathers and grandparents, if they wanted to have a photograph, went to the right bet, and there the professional set up the household in the right pose and took the picture. I've got a couple of these. I keep them with tenderness due to the fact that they are fewer and tiny works of art.
My parents had a camera for movie and tingle. They weren't professionals, so the photos aren't truly outstanding, but there's not adequate of them, so I keep them. Not much, due to the fact that the movie and the prints were expensive, so it wasn't possible to squeak as it went.
I take about 1,000 pictures on my telephone all year. I have tens of thousands in my computers and hard drives. I could delete 95% of these photos without harming them. From time to time, I even have the imperative to do it, but it never happens.
Maybe 1 day there'll be any artificial intelligence that'll do any kind of segregation of these pictures and delete unnecessary ones. What criteria will it follow? Of course, the way I'd be guided. Eventually, the FB knows what I like, what I don't like. My individual AI would have learned to imitate me quickly, too.
Although I'm actually not so bothered by the excess photos. It is more crucial that AI with a robot cleans up in my garage (I do not enter it due to the fact that it is swamped with various items, e.g. pallets on which I was brought various construction materials.
Michał Leszczyński
