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I'm kind of surprised that recaptchas are 'training AI' at google. I went through a phase of trying to use tor just for the principle of it. So I was hit with
by willvarfar 8y ago
I'm kind of surprised that recaptchas are 'training AI' at google.
I went through a phase of trying to use tor just for the principle of it. So I was hit with a lot of recaptchas. And I really couldn't see how they were testing AI directly.
Usually, its the 'pick pictures of road signs' and 'pick pictures of cars' and so on. Almost all images seem to be taken from streetview cars, or possibly waymo cars.
So, the human doing the recatcha has to parse an image to extract the implicit depth information to pick out cars etc.
Whereas google know the exact location of the image so know where the roads are etc, and probably have lidar scan so they know the depth information etc too.
Picking a road sign out of a picture is kinda hard for a 2D image. Picking it out from a 4D scene created from all the different sensors their cars have, on the other hand, is a piece of cake.
- Sharlin 8y agoEh, I don’t think they’re training Waymo AI. They’re training their general image classification AI which doesn’t benefit from extra sensory data.
- willvarfar 8y agoSo if google want to train general image classification to pick out things, e.g. road signs: google can use their 4D datasets to select a gazillion real still images that contain what they _know_ are road-signs or not road-signs or whatever. And then they can feed these to their image classification stuff. How does humans clicking on tiles help train their image classification AI?