IPad 3 brightness slider moves on its own.

The slider of the brightness slider moves on its own, past the 50% mark that I set it to.
The only way to stop it, is to switch the Auto feature OFF.
Is this a bug is iOS6 or a way by Apple to provide the optimal display brightness for
colour saturation, etc under the actual lighting conditions?
Regards

I would love to agree with that, but it happens when Im actually using it. I would love to say its the app I was in too, but it has happened while in different apps. Nook app, Simpsons Tapped Out app, Clumsy Ninja, Safari. I will be scrolling or touching the screen for whatever reason and off it goes.

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