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IMHO, only Google's API got that correct. The test they did is similar to providing: MICROSOET and expecting the API's to find MICROSOFT.
by goshx 9y ago
IMHO, only Google's API got that correct.
The test they did is similar to providing:
MICROSOET and expecting the API's to find MICROSOFT.
- nothrabannosir 9y agoIf I put in a “typo” (read: ambiguous letter), I want the meaning that was originally intended. Technically correct doesn’t but me anything; we can play that game all day but I just don’t have much use for a document full of errors. In a way: I want the AI to do what a human would do. This is like speech recognition using context to fill in the gaps. Without this it would be unusable.
- goshx 9y agoThen it will need to be informed what is the valid character set and language.
- nothrabannosir 9y agoYes. By its own training data, and context from the image. E.g. from this very thread: “Google” is going to be Google :)