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It only works if the background is continuous and fairly static - you can't easily synthesize a complex background if you have no reference material. You can of
by coldcode 4y ago
It only works if the background is continuous and fairly static - you can't easily synthesize a complex background if you have no reference material. You can of course extrapolate the visible background using other AI that has knowledge of real surfaces; however if the background has familiar content (like a sign) that is not visible in the reference frame(s), it's unlikely to fool anyone no matter how well the face is animated.
- porcc 4y agoIt must be trivial to use one of these approaches to generate a removable background and render the background with something else, like a static image, video, or 3d software
- malnourish 4y ago> it's unlikely to fool anyone no matter how well the face is animated Call me a cynic, but I believe humans, myself included, are easy to fool. If the face looks good enough, plenty of people will fail to spot the Invisible Gorilla.