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There's been lots of articles recently about reaching "human-level" performence, you should know better than to believe them. The tests are on constrained datas
by Nimitz14 9y ago
There's been lots of articles recently about reaching "human-level" performence, you should know better than to believe them. The tests are on constrained datasets and ignore many factors. You mention face recognition, you realize for every image the program correctly recognizes, there also exists an image, that you will perceive as identical to the aforementioned one, yet which the system fails for.
- darawk 9y agoYes, i'm aware of differential attacks on neural networks. That doesn't falsify the hypothesis. There are instances where you will fail to recognize a human that those NNs will not.
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