Craig received a rumor that Canon is considering adding an AI subscription to our future Canon cameras. The thought of this stirs mental images of people heading to Canon HQ with pitchforks.
Maybe not so fast with the fire though. But do keep it handy if we disagree. Our cameras in the past even in [. . . ]
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