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That would work regardless of the format, so why use ML today? Today you just write a decoder that assumes the format, in the future it can be reversed engineer

That would work regardless of the format, so why use ML today? Today you just write a decoder that assumes the format, in the future it can be reversed engineered using whatever means they have available to them.

ben_w 7y ago
Would it? I have not heard anyone suggest that JPEG could be decoded using only a self-training ML system.
- EpicEng 7y ago
  Why wouldn't it? What makes a format more amenable to being decoded via ML?
  - ben_w 7y ago
    This format comes with its own metaphorical Rosetta Stone.