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I don't really get the point you're making. The AI isn't aware of parental concerns, preferences or human behaviour specific to childhood activity. It's evaluat
by exodust 8y ago
I don't really get the point you're making. The AI isn't aware of parental concerns, preferences or human behaviour specific to childhood activity. It's evaluating "interestingness" visually, after someone chooses to put the camera in front of an already interesting active area such as kids playing.
The AI is not waking up and saying to itself, "initiate full power mode immediately because I detect children playing in an interesting manner".
While I love new photo gadgets, the 3 hour battery life is a little disappointing. I do like the general idea though, although what were they thinking not adding a microphone?
Incidentally, I wonder what machine learning would take from reading your post. Would it conclude that one sentence per paragraph is a good thing worth replicating? I hope not!
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- ShabbosGoy 8y agoThat’s the problem when most laypersons (including many in tech) talk about AI. It adds noise to what machine learning actually is today, and makes it hard to argue about the ethics of it when most people don’t know how to frame the problem.