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It really depends on what scaling algorithms you use.

Some people can make paintings that look an awful lot like a photograph, that is, they have a mental model of what scenes look like and can construct an image from that model.

Computers can create photorealistic images using raytracing techniques and also with neural networks

https://deepai.org/machine-learning-model/text2img

It's very possible a scaling algorithm could guess at what is missing in the picture and fill something in. That doesn't mean that is going on with Apple products in 2021.




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