However, a Reddit user tested that the photos taken through Space Zoom were made by Samsung using AI models to add detail to the high-resolution images, which is now hotly debated.

The user claims that many people have previously questioned Samsung’s use of AI to P-map images of the moon, and no one has found definitive proof. What he did was to download a near-perfect image of the moon from the Internet, shrink it to a resolution of 170 x 170, and perform a Gaussian blur to remove all details.

He then enlarged the blurred image to 4x and turned off all the lights in the room, walked to the other end of the room, took a picture through the Space Zoom feature of his Samsung phone, and put up a comparison of the blurred moon image and the image taken from his phone.

As you can see from the picture, the moon captured by the Samsung phone has a wealth of detail. The user said that Samsung utilized an artificial intelligence model that incorporated details in the image that were not in the original image, such as the craters in the right image.

Samsung phones have been questioned to modify the moon image through AI, as early as the beginning of 2021, some users questioned the Galaxy S21 Ultra’s 100x zoom, and Samsung officials have also said that they used AI to “improve the quality” of the images taken by the phone.

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The Samsung Galaxy S21, Galaxy S21 + and Galaxy S21 Ultra get the stable Android 13 (One UI 5.0) update in India, Kazakhstan and Russia. The new software firmware version is G99xBXXU5DVJC and includes a security patch for November 2022. Samsung devices running One UI 4.1.1 will get the major update with a download size of about 2GB. those devices that are testing One UI 5.0 will get the same update with a download size of about 275MB.

Samsung Galaxy S21 users can download the Android 13 update by navigating to Settings – Software Update and clicking on “Download and Install”.

The Samsung Android 13 (One UI 5.0) update brings a revamped UI design, stacked widgets, slight changes to the notification area and quick settings toggle, and a simplified settings menu. Samsung has added many new features to its built-in apps, including Bixby, Camera, Device Care, Samsung Calendar, Samsung Gallery, Samsung Samsung Internet Browser, Samsung Messages and Samsung My Documents.

Samsung has also improved the performance and smoothness of the user interface. The company has improved accessibility, renamed Bixby Routines to Modes & Routines, and merged the privacy and security sections of the Settings app. There’s also a “Connected Devices” menu where users can find all connected devices, whether wired or wireless.

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