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>I believe this illusion is exploiting a quirk of human sensory vision so any machine learning will not be affected. That's the point my dude. Humans see an o
by MrStonedOne 7y ago
>I believe this illusion is exploiting a quirk of human sensory vision so any machine learning will not be affected.
That's the point my dude.
Humans see an optical illusion, robots do not. Meaning ML algos that care about seeing things as humans do have a conundrum.
- peteretep 7y agoWhy wouldn’t the robots see it?
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- zepolen 7y agoThat makes no sense. It's all about the training. A human can tell ML that the balls in the example are either perceived red (illusion) or reality (brown). The computer will use that training model for future decisions.