That's my point. Anybody can shove in gigs of data, clean it up some, provide easily digestible samples, make a whole lot of parameters (or let the system decid

That's my point. Anybody can shove in gigs of data, clean it up some, provide easily digestible samples, make a whole lot of parameters (or let the system decide), and scrape the data out. How is it working? What criteria does it work and fail? Does it work for black people? Does it work for women's hands? (Or does it work for anyone out of university?) does it handle people with hand defects or missing digits? That's right... We don't know unless we test this. And only by adding more data can we even determine those questions. And we haves no clue how its working, what features its using, or anything. Just, that it does work. And it doesn't for conditions were unsure of. Now this is a great starting plank for determining the underlying math. But even the cost of compute seems high for what it could ideally be, if we understood what was going on.