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If it gets very good at "understanding" YouTube and other video content, Google could maybe find some kind of training data advantage not available to a pure te
by naet 3y ago
If it gets very good at "understanding" YouTube and other video content, Google could maybe find some kind of training data advantage not available to a pure text based model.
- echelon 3y agoEarly on it felt like Google was asleep at the wheel and would lose AI. Now I think they're the company best positioned to win it. YouTube is a huge component of that. Their recent YouTube music generation stuff just killed about a dozen music startups I've been tracking. And they've already got the users.
- tigershark 3y agoHow reading the captions of a video make google the front runner?
- echelon 3y agoThey just launched tools to make your own vocal covers of Frank Sinatra and thousands of other artists. And generate beats.
- tessierashpool 3y agothose quotation marks around "understanding" are pretty important. to save people a click, and in the hopes that the comments might stay relevant to the OP, the OP means this by "understanding": if the video is about a recipe, you can ask how many eggs are used in the recipe, and Bard can give you an answer. it seems pretty likely that this may mean Bard simply consumes video transcripts.
- pixl97 3y agoTest on a video without transcripts