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Yeah, the Tweet I found this from had a similar sentiment: https://twitter.com/PiratePartyINT/status/1042964668078116864 https://twitter.com/PiratePartyINT/sta
by davedx 8y ago
Yeah, the Tweet I found this from had a similar sentiment:
https://twitter.com/PiratePartyINT/status/1042964668078116864 https://twitter.com/PiratePartyINT/status/104296466807811686...
"Starting now, we cannot trust video or audio evidence. The ramifications for our legal & political systems will not be known for many years"
- bsenftner 8y ago"Starting now"? How's about 5 to 10 years ago. This is being released free now, which indicates to me this is now disposable tech and the authors have much, much better in their labs.
- currymj 8y agoProbably not; the GAN technique wasn't even published until 2014, and this is based on other work that's been done even more recently. The field moves fast and is more open than you might expect (because it's still so academic).
- p1esk 8y agoUsually it's the other way around with ML researchers - what they show is better than what they have in the lab :)
- andybak 8y agoNot sure it works this way except in extremely specific areas of research (and I'm not even sure about that). Publicly available research is usually the cutting edge in most areas of knowledge.