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Yeah, it's called signal reconstruction for a reason. There are classes of it where it's verifiable and decent enough however.
by Keyframe 5y ago
Yeah, it's called signal reconstruction for a reason. There are classes of it where it's verifiable and decent enough however.
- toss1 5y agoYes, I'm sure that with properly constrained and well-tested data spaces, it could produce outstanding and very helpful results. But accurate reconstruction in the wild is just sooo far away. And for good reason - it would need to have insane amounts of experience and exposure to every bit of unusual data that existed in the world to get it right...