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>having a baby/toddler is really damn close to doing data labeling It's analogous, sure, but not really in the same ballpark. There is no AI system today that
by intalentive 4y ago
>having a baby/toddler is really damn close to doing data labeling
It's analogous, sure, but not really in the same ballpark. There is no AI system today that you can teach by pointing to things and making noises with your mouth. Why not? What's missing? An awful lot.
- ben_w 4y agoIs anything missing? We've got gesture recognition, so we can do pointing; and that part of the system taken in isolation is not made any harder when the label for an image happens to be from, say, a latent space vector from the interior of an unrelated GAN whose sole purpose is to turn audio input into the specific set of muscle outputs which cause the vocal tract to produce output that sounds the same as a recently heard noise.