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Very fascinating, but as they said cannot be compared because they rely on different requirements. It only works because the model allready knows what a 'giraf
by Gunax 5y ago
Very fascinating, but as they said cannot be compared because they rely on different requirements.
It only works because the model allready knows what a 'giraffe' is. It's pre-stored. But if one had to describe a giraffe, one needs to rely on other things which we take for granted that humans know (like what hair and eyes look like).
By that standard I can say that a picture of albert einstein only takes like 30 bytes if i assume the recipient knows what he looked like.
- Jyaif 5y agoJust like sending a compressed jpeg only works because it assumes the recipient knows the decompression algorithm.
- zeroping 5y ago"the describers used text-based messaging and, crucially, could include links to any publicly available image on the internet" That is a very large algorithm, but technically could be pre-shared knowledge. (And there are lots of ways to improve over keeping a copy of all photos on the internet.)