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Sure but I might say that if I were to create a chair by generative methods, would I need to understand how it was created for it to be useful?
by cercatrova 10y ago
Sure but I might say that if I were to create a chair by generative methods, would I need to understand how it was created for it to be useful?
- bamboozled 10y agoIf you have ever crafted a chair, table, or anything else that is built by craftsperson, you will soon realise why such a profession exists, because it's very difficult. You might slap a few pieces of wood together and by brute force, create something like a chair and that might do, but it's very unlikely to be a good, safe, attractive, comfortable long lasting chair. Building quality furniture is complex and difficult work which takes a lot of skill, experience and understanding in order to do. I understand your point, I never said there is anything wrong with experimenting with NNs, I just don't agree with the OPs sentiment.