I'm still struggling to imagine a world where predicting the next pixel wins over over building a deterministic thing that is then ran. Eg: Using AI to generate textures, wire models, motion sequences which themselves sum up to something that local graphics card can then render into a scene. I'm very much not an expert in this space, but to me it seems if you do that, then you can tweak the wire model, the texture, m…
Pass-through AR that does more than add a few things to the scene or very crude relighting from a scan mesh. Classic methods aren't great at it and tend to feel like you are just sticking some of of place objects on top of things. apple gives a lighting estimate to make it sit better in the scene, but may already be using some AI for that (I think it's just a cube map or a spherical harmonic based thing). But we'll want to do much more than matching lighting.