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Oh man, the first company to put this in a mobile app is going to blow up. (I guess it might take a few years for the performance to get there)
by tommoor 8y ago
Oh man, the first company to put this in a mobile app is going to blow up.
(I guess it might take a few years for the performance to get there)
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- flattone 8y agoWhy wouldn't this be possible now?
- pcthrowaway 8y agoProbably because they're not powerful enough to render the video yet.
- StephenMelon 8y agoWouldn't the solution to that be to render in the cloud?
- yathern 8y agoThen your problem becomes 'How to you monetize an app that costs us $20 in GPU cloud time every time someone taps a button'
- abledon 8y agoMaybe Uber will be interested!! They could embed it in their drivers cars
- MasterScrat 8y agoReminds me of deepart.io... They started with a single GPU. As the waiting queue was getting longer, they made a paid feature that would let you get your results faster. Then they rented more GPUs with that money.
- compute_me 8y agoTotally what I thought too after seeing this: https://twitter.com/smeddinck/status/1032970885148364800 https://twitter.com/smeddinck/status/1032970885148364800 And, yes of course, the models should easily run in the cloud. Could be a whole application series of "make your friends do X", where X is a hilariously remapped activity ... bonus here: it probably does not hurt if the results are somewhat crappy at times.
- abledon 8y agoIsn’t there a patent / copyright or something for taking all the algorithms / structures in the tech stack that this relies on? (GAN , densePOSE , etc) Is any tech that is published in arxiv just free game immediately? Seems unfair to the researchers
- MasterScrat 8y agoIt's their choice to publish.