Four quick links for Saturday afternoon

A short film made to explore one man’s fascination with artificial gravity in space. Beautifully produced and totally believable. So believable, in fact, I started to get nauseated watching it.

Sebastiaan de With reviews the latest telephoto-equipped camera out of Cupertino in his annual review. So many people have linked to this article that it’s probably not worth me adding to the pile, but I thoroughly enjoyed it. If you only skim it for the photos it will be worth it.

The iPhone 15 Opts for Intuitive AI, Not Generative AI. I really like the idea of AI to enhance human creativity and productivity, rather than replace it.

A research team found it’s easy to evade current methods of AI watermarking. They even added fake watermarks to real images. Watermarking has emerged as one of the more promising strategies to identify AI-generated images and text but as it stands, it’s ineffective.