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I'd skip this, because it would tell the AI that this "bicycle looking thing" is not a bicycle. If they wanted a cycle lane, they'd ask for that. Then again,
by dafoex 6y ago
I'd skip this, because it would tell the AI that this "bicycle looking thing" is not a bicycle. If they wanted a cycle lane, they'd ask for that.
Then again, if they wanted a zebra crossing they wouldn't ask for a crosswalk, but here we are...
- anoncake 6y agoI wouldn't skip it because I find the idea of Google cars braking to avoid crashing into a pictogram hilarious.
- greenshackle2 6y agoMy goal is not to optimize google's AI training, it's to get access to the damn website. I think part of what it does is compare your answer with other people's, if the AI is not sure, so it's more like a Keynesian beauty contest where I'm trying to guess which tiles the average person would pick. (And fail and then have to go through 5 more screens of this.)