Bad old world: Even though I'm standing next to my wife while she snaps pics of our kids, it's only if Facebook buzzes my phone that I see what she took & shared. The rest remain a mystery.
Good new world: Every photo I take of the kids can be automatically shared with her, and vice versa.
With shared libraries, sending and receiving photos with one person is effortless—you can automatically share your full photo library or customize just what you want to share. Suggested sharing uses machine learning to automatically identify photos and suggest recipients, making sharing as simple as a single tap.
I've been waiting for this for years. Setup is super simple: pick your partner, select people to share (or whole library), send invite; goodness ensues. You can check out the details here, and you can use the feature now on iOS, Android, and Web. Enjoy!
Sometimes the simplest things are the most charming & amazing. Days of miracles & wonder, man.
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Theoretically related: Deep Voice and Anti AI AI.
…and more. It's fascinating, dark stuff that should give pause to all of us—especially those of us who merrily work to extract more & more insights into individuals, in order to better shape their behavior (for good, we swear…).
We've done extensive research and talked to lots of kids and parents, collecting qualitative data to better understand if this is something viewers will like. While we've gotten positive feedback (for example, parents like the fact their child has the ability to make decisions and take a seat in the director's chair, if you will), we're eager to learn how our members will engage with the experience. Which choices or storylines will be the most popular? Will the mean bears or the friendly bears be more popular? Are members more compelled to rewatch and uncover all of the different storylines?
Just in time to make me feel even more horrible about my sad drone-based results, Bernardo Bacalhau used a DJI Phantom 3 Pro to capture the sands and cities of Morocco in this lovely 3-minute short.