AI dynamic portrait wallpapers started to rolling out for Xiaomi devices

Xiaomi unveiled the Xiaomi 15 Ultra officially yesterday by introducing a new AI functionality to further individualize—AI Portrait Dynamic Wallpapers. This HyperAI-powered functionality has static portrait shots turned into moving dynamic wallpapers to treat Xiaomi customers to an exclusive experience. As revealed by Xiaomi’s roadmap, the AI Portrait Dynamic Wallpaper functionality is to be added to each HyperAI-supported device with a widespread rollout to take place before mid-March.

In the meantime, Xiaomi has rolled out a grayscale push to AI Dynamic Portrait Wallpaper and LivePhoto Cross-Ecosystem Transfer functionality to select Redmi K-series and Turbo-series phones. Redmi product manager Xinxin Mia confirmed that these features should be available to all supported phones in two to three weeks.

Which Xiaomi & Redmi Phones Will Get AI Dynamic Wallpapers

Xiaomi has confirmed that following phones shall receive AI Dynamic Portrait Wallpapers and LivePhoto Cross-Ecosystem Transfer:

Redmi K80 Line
Redmi K70 Series
Redmi K60 Ultra
Redmi K60 Pro
Redmi Turbo 4
Redmi Turbo 3

These products shall receive this update simultaneously, with no priority order in rolling this out.

What is Xiaomi’s AI-powered dynamic wallpaper?

The AI Dynamic Portrait Wallpaper is able to convert still photos of someone to moving wallpapers by making use of Xiaomi’s HyperAI engine. This adds animation and depth to achieve an aesthetically pleasing effect.

Besides this, LivePhoto Cross-Ecosystem Transfer allows Xiaomi and iPhone owners to transfer Live Photos between each other, facilitating sharing dynamic images between these systems.

These changes keep expanding boundaries in AI-powered personalization by Xiaomi. The Xiaomi 15 Ultra is the first device to introduce AI Portrait Dynamic Wallpapers in beta form, yet this functionality is to be extended to future flagships and midrange phones. If you possess a supported Redmi K-series or Turbo-series device, expect to experience this full rollout in weeks to follow.

Source: IT Home