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Huh. I'm reminded of that story about the guy who's shown surveillance footage of the middle east, and there's a computer that watches his brain because his bra
by RangerScience 10y ago
Huh. I'm reminded of that story about the guy who's shown surveillance footage of the middle east, and there's a computer that watches his brain because his brain will react to there being things like people in the images faster than he can be consciously aware of it.
Would it work to use such a system to improve filtering while reducing the human cost? Or would it do something akin to what subliminal advertising is credited with, and just push the damage to the unconscious level?
- halomru 10y agoI don't think such a system would be notably better than standard mashine learning. Reliable image categorisation means you often have to take a second look and interpret context. The internet is filled with images that Intentionally lead to a wrong first impression and can only be recognized when consciously looking at them