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The counterpoint is that it does not belong to the space of naturally observed images.
by argonaut 11y ago
The counterpoint is that it does not belong to the space of naturally observed images.
- p4wnc6 11y agoIf an adversary made it and somehow got it in front of my eyeballs, that's natural enough for me.
- argonaut 11y agoBut this paper does not (metaphorically) get these things in front of the computer eyeballs (which would fall in the space of naturally observed images). It gets them directly implanted (metaphorically) on the computer's retinal photoreceptors (not in the space of naturally observed images). Perhaps that distinction is not important, but my guess is it is.
- zardo 11y agoIf you can find it on the internet, it occurs in the world we want programs to operate in.