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I recognize that not everyone is enamored with the idea of today’s usage and reliance on AI.Far too often, you’ll scroll through your X timeline and spot someone asking Grok “Is this true?” instead of looking up the information they need on their own. And I wouldn't be surprised to hear about an older relative sharing a picture or video with you that’s clearly AI-generated, but they can’t seem to recognize the counterfeit content.But there are a bunch of cases where AI is more helpful to the average person than harmful, especially when prompting chatbots to simplify complex topics, produce productivity routines, map out easy-to-follow workout plans, etc.In many ways, AI is implemented into a lot of the gadgets and systems you use every day. And you might be working with those AI-powered features without even realizing it. From enhancing the pictures on your smartphone to improved visual clarity for online meeting tools, AI makes several parts of your life easier while working in the background.Enhancing photos on your smartphone
(Image credit: Shutterstock)I’m sure you snap dozens of photos when you’re out and about. iPhones and Android-powered smartphones both employ AI to perform several corrective actions to make your shots look even better. For instance, the “Portraits in Photo Mode” feature on iPhones relies on machine learning algorithms to automatically detect a person, cat or dog that stands out in the frame of a picture. AI is also used to automatically improve the lighting and colors in your pictures, reduce the blur effect caused by camera shake and improve your photos’ visual output in low-light and nighttime settings.Autocorrecting your mistakes and giving you the best search results
