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It also happens with human artists. Artists are trained in things like perspective, shadows, etc... They often devote a good amount of time drawing people righ
by GuB-42 4y ago
It also happens with human artists.
Artists are trained in things like perspective, shadows, etc... They often devote a good amount of time drawing people right maybe, study basic principles like mass distribution, but they don't know everything about the underlying principles. For example, I have a painting of a harbor with a few sailboats, it looks great until you realize that sails take the wind from different directions, as if each boat had their own wind. Unless the artist really has a strong focus on realism, sometimes involving collaboration with experts in the field of what they are drawing, you are going to find mistakes like these everywhere.
- marcosdumay 4y agoIt happens with human artists that don't bother understanding the things they draw. What is just a way of saying that yes, human can emulate those NLP¹ AIs, but we can choose not to. (And no, it doesn't take a strong focus on realism. Our world has all kinds of mechanics that most people understand.) 1 - We do need a name for this characteristic, because NPL AI is anything that talks with humans