"theverge" said : Microsoft's new iPhone camera app has some weird tricks for the Snapchat generation

as informed in If you're interested in trying out Sprinkles then it's available free of charge in Apple's App Store. Microsoft released its own Selfie app for the iphone more than a year ago, and now it's experimenting with another iOS camera app. It's exclusively available on the iOS App Store, and it's designed to automatically addstickers, emoji, or captions to photographs. Microsoft has obviously tried to guess people's age before, but this time it's integrating this machine learning directly into a camera app for the iPhone. Sprinkles, released curiously on April Fools' Day and spotted by TechCrunch, is the latest experimental app from Microsoft.


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Microsoft's new iPhone camera app is part machine learning, part Snapchat

In addition to its dedicated selfie-taking app, Microsoft impressed us last year with Pix, a smart camera app that uses machine learning and post-processing to get photos right the first time. The ways Sprinkles uses Microsoft's artificial intelligence to spice up your pics are fairly straightforward. Microsoft's new Sprinkles app takes over that task in a very Microsoft way, applying machine learning to auto-generate captions, stickers, and more with just a single shutter press. While fun to play with, Sprinkles does have some (machine) learning to do — the app was rarely consistent with celebrity matches and was often a decade-plus over my age. This isn't the first time Microsoft released an experimental camera app to the masses.


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