The first prototype of an A.I. powered camera that only makes award winning pictures.

This A.I. powered camera, without a viewfinder or a screen, has been trained by all previous winning World Press Photo’s of the Year, from 1955 to today. Based on the identification of labeled patterns, the camera is programmed to recognize, make and save only winning photos, which are automatically uploaded to the dedicated website: trophy.camera

Composed from various computer vision software, the A.I. camera judges the photos it makes and compares them to a dataset consisting of hundreds of assigned labels. It then attributes a correlation value to it, giving the newly produced photo a percentage score on how much chance it has to win the next World Press Photo award. If the score is above 90%, the camera automatically uploads the image to the dedicated website, but anything less is immediately deleted.