Adaptive Brightness in Android P will be powered by machine learning

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Google's giving everything an AI these days, including things as mundane as the brightness slider for your next phone. The Adaptive Brightness setting goes all the way back to Android L, but starting with Android P, it will be powered by the alchemy of machine learning. 

Given the announcement, we assume that this new setting is apparently different from the one previously included in Android P DP1. According to Google, it will learn your habits by following how you set your brightness slider in different circumstances, and then try to do the same thing for you.

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