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The problem is that something as ambiguous as you described requires human-level AI. But if you could accept portions of it, you could build a detector for unu
by ilaksh 6y ago
The problem is that something as ambiguous as you described requires human-level AI.
But if you could accept portions of it, you could build a detector for unusual vehicles (would yield a lot of false alarms). And a detector for beautiful sunsets. A system that would recognize individuals by gait and be trained by you for specific authorized persons. A detector for water on the ground.
It's possible to just detect any movement or significant change in the scene, but that would yield quite a few events that were actually not interesting. Like birds landing.
- Tenoke 6y agoThere's no reason for outlier detection to require human-level AI. It's probably doable with prediction on different semantic levels, and a lot of calibration.