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Pretty much the perfect use case for AI. Take a repetative job (visually scanning images) that was probably done by dozens of analysts before, automate it, and
by morkalork 3y ago
Pretty much the perfect use case for AI. Take a repetative job (visually scanning images) that was probably done by dozens of analysts before, automate it, and have those analysts be 100x more productive checking the results. If I were a militant I'd be investing in circus tents or some other completely out-of-distribution type of camouflage.
- licheness 3y agoBecause common AI attacks like data poisoning and model drift are a thing of the distant past...
- RobRivera 3y agoSee you guus are stupid, theyre gonna be looking for Army guys
- nick238 3y agoThe article seems to seamlessly go from "computer vision" to "AI" which is an extremely loaded term from the last few years. It feels like the tech could be basically: align two photos separated by a day/week/month, do a difference. Repeat that for tens of thousands of square kilometers. I'd call that "computer vision". If I explain that to a layperson, I might accidentally say AI, then they think ChatGPT, ..., Skynet, Terminator.
- parineum 3y agoDisregarding fictional things... The idea that computer vision and LLMs are different categories of thing is false, either being called AI is a result of marketing.
- hatthew 3y agoThey are called AI because that is the name of the broader field that encompasses them
- parineum 3y agoThey are Machine Learning, a, so far, unsuccessful attempt at AI. They aren't AI which is why the phrase "True AI" is so commonly used.
- whelp_24 3y agoThe term you are looking for is AGI, never heard of "true ai". And if machine learning failed, why are we using so much it in everyday life?
- parineum 3y agoML failed to produce AI, it's not a failure. AGI is distinct from AI in that one is general and one is not. If you create an AI that can discover new mathematics but it can't write a paper about it, it's not AGI.
- whelp_24 3y agoWe have AI that can and has produced new mathematics. I don't understand what you think AI is. Machine learning enables computers to make decisions about things without explicit programing, and it is done by learning from data. It is a sort of intelligence, if not to the degree that we want (yet).
- hatthew 3y agoI agree with your distinction between AI and AGI. Hasn't ML failed to produce AGI, but been wildly successful in producing AI?
- morkalork 3y agoWhat you call AGI now is what I used to call AI and ML was just ML and statistics to me. But now AI can be everything from hidden markov chains to the computer player in a game as long as it makes a decision or prediction in some kind of of process, no matter how dumb. I gave up arguing about it long ago.
- __rito__ 3y agoIf you use Deep Neural Nets, even for Computer Vision, it's still Deep Learning, and can be categorized as AI.
- pcdoodle 3y agoThis is a horrible idea. When presented with a potential target, you're already biased to see an excuse to take human life. What happens when a person gets burnt out?
- jmalicki 3y agoWhat happens when a person gets burnt out and makes mistakes? Like this? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_bombing_of_the_Chinese_embassy_in_Belgrade https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_bombing_of_the_C...
- pyuser583 3y agoI hear underground tunnels are popular.
- defrost 3y agoWhich makes AI analytics on vegetation indexes, thermal imaging from dwell sensors, EM overpass surveys, and foot|vehicle traffic monitoring all the more attractive. When a battalion disapears into an outside toilet that endpoints a line of changed vegetation that glows hot at night, chances are somethings up^H^H down.