I hope this message finds you well. As a passionate user of your respective operating systems, I have a suggestion that I believe could significantly enhance both the user experience and privacy of smartphone users. I propose the inclusion of a built-in pixel art filter, similar to the functionality provided by tools like pixa.pics, to counteract the ease with which artificial intelligence can generate deepfakes.
Pixel art has unique emergent properties that are not present in the typical information body used to feed AI algorithms. By incorporating a pixel art filter that scales with the camera's resolution, the images captured by smartphones would not only be visually appealing, but also provide an additional layer of protection against potential misuse by AI systems. As many smartphone cameras currently generate images that can be easily exploited by AI, offering an alternative that is both aesthetically pleasing and more secure would be a valuable addition to your operating systems.
The incorporation of a pixel art filter would reduce the risk of deepfake creation, as AI systems would struggle to convincingly replicate the intricacies of pixel art. This would, in turn, provide users with greater privacy and make it more challenging for bad actors to misuse their photos or videos. Furthermore, this feature could become a unique selling point for Android and iOS devices, setting them apart from competitors and reinforcing your commitment to user privacy and safety.
I understand that integrating such a feature requires time and resources, but I truly believe the benefits it would bring to users far outweigh the costs. I would be delighted to discuss this further and provide any additional information or support you may require. Thank you for considering my suggestion, and I look forward to hearing your thoughts on this matter.
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1 year ago 
Dear Android and iOS Development Teams,
I hope this message finds you well. As a passionate user of your respective operating systems, I have a suggestion that I believe could significantly enhance both the user experience and privacy of smartphone users. I propose the inclusion of a built-in pixel art filter, similar to the functionality provided by tools like pixa.pics, to counteract the ease with which artificial intelligence can generate deepfakes.
Pixel art has unique emergent properties that are not present in the typical information body used to feed AI algorithms. By incorporating a pixel art filter that scales with the camera's resolution, the images captured by smartphones would not only be visually appealing, but also provide an additional layer of protection against potential misuse by AI systems. As many smartphone cameras currently generate images that can be easily exploited by AI, offering an alternative that is both aesthetically pleasing and more secure would be a valuable addition to your operating systems.
The incorporation of a pixel art filter would reduce the risk of deepfake creation, as AI systems would struggle to convincingly replicate the intricacies of pixel art. This would, in turn, provide users with greater privacy and make it more challenging for bad actors to misuse their photos or videos. Furthermore, this feature could become a unique selling point for Android and iOS devices, setting them apart from competitors and reinforcing your commitment to user privacy and safety.
I understand that integrating such a feature requires time and resources, but I truly believe the benefits it would bring to users far outweigh the costs. I would be delighted to discuss this further and provide any additional information or support you may require. Thank you for considering my suggestion, and I look forward to hearing your thoughts on this matter.
Sincerely,
A. Matias