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How do we know the cars are moving? It doesn't seem clear to me, they could both be standing still.
by sfn42 3y ago
How do we know the cars are moving? It doesn't seem clear to me, they could both be standing still.
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- CamperBob2 3y agoIt's a valid question, but I tried to account for it by asking "What is about to happen?" rather than just "What does this photo portray?" If I had asked the latter question, it would have been acceptable for the model to assume the cars are parked, I think.
- pbhjpbhj 3y agoWe're trying to emulate a human response here? Most people would assume that "what is about to happen" implies that the scene isn't static and unchanging. The answer to every "what's happening in this photo" is actually "nothing it's a snapshot in time, there is no change", but that's definitely not what we're after. It's perhaps a petulant tweenager/young-teen response? 'Ha, gotcha, nothing is happening in a photo, were you thinking of video!?'?
- jonas21 3y agoOn the other hand, it's quite likely that the cars actually were stopped when the photo was taken. The convertible is following the truck way too closely for them to be moving at a normal driving speed. I feel like most people have an incorrect mental model about how far apart cars are when driving. Maybe GPT-4 understands this in a way that most humans don't?
- GaggiX 3y agoYeah I think it's very plausible that the truck just stop before hitting the bridge and the car behind is waiting.
- hanniabu 3y agoWe also don't know that it won't fit. The bridge can look shorter due to the perspective