#google and jpegli

Google has just introduced Jpegli, their new image encoder that provides higher quality, saves size, and better bandwidth. Jpegli is a JPEG coding library that has an encoder and decoder that complies with ‘the original JPEG standard’. According to Google, the new image encoder uses ‘adaptive quantization to reduce noise and improve image quality’. Lastly, Jpegli won’t cost any additional computational resources and slow other processes down. Google has published the full Jpegli source code on GitHub, so interested readers can check it out and use it. But what do you guys think of Google introducing Jpegli? People search on Google were shocked and confused as if the search engine itself was hacked. Read more in our articles including "Google introduces Jpegli, their new image encoder" and "The day Google broke the Web".