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> With ML, eventually this will become pervasive, even into the physical world. (My VR goggles will gray out billboards, etc.) Will your glasses grey out James
by nordsieck 7y ago
> With ML, eventually this will become pervasive, even into the physical world. (My VR goggles will gray out billboards, etc.)
Will your glasses grey out James Bond's Aston Martin in Goldfinger?
- llukas 7y agoWith style transfer improving a bit they can make it any brand ;P
- jagged-chisel 7y agoNot really necessary unless Bond’s current fling proclaims “This is a truly astonishing automobile, James. From which dealer is it available, and are there any current incentives?”
- celeritascelery 7y agoIf only advertising was so opaque.
- downerending 7y agoNo, because it will be smart enough to know that I enjoy seeing that.
- blululu 7y agoThis is the real dystopia. Ever talk to the adtech experts? The question they ask is how can we display the ads that people will enjoy seeing the most? Hence Instagram is effectively all ads.
- downerending 7y agoI'm willing to try that. So far, I only see ads I hate. What ever happened to gold like this? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fcWPusAmaWI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fcWPusAmaWI
- grawprog 7y agoThose are just the ads you recognize. How many ads do you see in a day that you don't even recognize as ads because they're not obvious or obtrusive, they just subtly bring your attention to a product that you never would have thought or cared about without it. Quiet product placement, ads disguised as news, fluff science sponsored by corporations, then there's those big companies that create lifestyles around their brand and people become so entrenched in that company's products, they don't even think about the fact they've never even considered an alternative.