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that's probably the type of stuff it wants to figure out by throwing it at us
by purplecats 6y ago
that's probably the type of stuff it wants to figure out by throwing it at us
- canofbars 6y agoIts probably a legit data point to see "Not all verified humans were able to agree on this image"
- smcl 6y agoThe thing is that "probably" is the entire issue. You might just be training an AI that "truck" is a specific thing in the USA and something else where you happen to live ... or you might also be trying to guess what Google already thinks a "truck" is. The stakes might be low (you get presented with another captcha) or astronomical (you get your account locked or something). There is literally no way to know with Google, it's a complete black box.
- purplecats 6y agoright but im sure whatever purpose it's using it for is going to be used against the commoners at some level -- weather it be to sell a new service at a higher price point, help further their monopoly, or to better create dark patterns (against us). they have no "benefit of the doubt" -- it's pretty blatantly clear they are not on "our" side.
- tpxl 6y agoIn my country, the Ford F150 truck would be referred to as a car or a "half-truck", while a semi-truck is what would be referred to as a truck. That's a piece of cultural difference that will dirty your training.
- Macha 6y agoIt might be called a car or a pickup truck but never just a truck by someone here. While "pickup truck" is an American inherited phrase which has truck in it, they're considered trucks about as much as a catfish is considered a cat.
- tpxl 6y ago> they're considered trucks about as much as a catfish is considered a cat Well yes, but someone without this knowledge will get confused.
- Macha 6y agoHere is not America, to clarify. I was under the impression that Americans did consider pickups, larger SUVs etc, "trucks"
- WarOnPrivacy 6y agoGenerally, Americans consider what marketing tells us to consider.