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This almost touches the field of A-Life, rather than neural methods for 3D geometry. There's OpenAI's humanoid walker, that taught itself bi-pedal motion. But a
by ArtWomb 6y ago
This almost touches the field of A-Life, rather than neural methods for 3D geometry. There's OpenAI's humanoid walker, that taught itself bi-pedal motion. But as far as I know there is no MeshNet or ShaderNet, analogous to Imagenet. The research data sets like ShapeNet consist of CAD models for object detection and scene understanding.
Chimera Painter demo itself is unbelievably fun. When AI Dungeon and GPT-3 launched the observation was made that we are all "prompt engineers" now. It's the quality of the input that differentiates final results ;)