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So, how do you deal with the ML algorithms between your camera CCD and the disk? There’s all sorts of stuff that converts from raw to rgb, motion compensation
by hedora 3y ago
So, how do you deal with the ML algorithms between your camera CCD and the disk? There’s all sorts of stuff that converts from raw to rgb, motion compensation in the compressor, etc.
The audio path is just as bad, but more fundamentally, how did you opt out of Google’s recommendation AI, and their practice of harvesting view information for ad targeting? Similarly, can you disable their close captioning stuff, and prevent them from using your videos for training?
- vouaobrasil 3y agoHi. I am talking about the fundamental creative aspect of MY role in making videos. So, generative AI. I am NOT concerned with the typical red herring of defining AI precisely. I am talking about taking a hard and cautious stance towards it, which is far more societally useful than trying to define it mathematically. So, like I said, I avoid using AI myself for generative, creative tasks. By the way, the sensor is CMOS and not CCD.
- hedora 3y agoBut, you're OK using it for content distribution, promotion, ad targeting, and surveilling your audience? Some of that is still stuff you do, but it's stuff you probably do off camera. It's an extremely fine line.
- vouaobrasil 3y agoNot exactly ok. I am looking for ways to completely get off Google because of its recent developments. Yes, it is a fine line, but that does not mean it's better just to bury my head in the sand and ignore it rather than challenge it like some many technologists do.