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An AI could after being trained, with a higher error level than 100s of humans (or 1000s) watching. Of course, what about a trinity of AIs with quorum? But an

by b112 3y ago

An AI could after being trained, with a higher error level than 100s of humans (or 1000s) watching. Of course, what about a trinity of AIs with quorum? But anyhow, this sort of project.. even if announced today, likely started a decade ago in someone's mind. According to archive.org, it's been around at least 3+ years. AI wasn't realistic a decade ago, and even 5 years ago? Not really viable reliability wise. And of course, AI isn't free... they have to be trained, security updates and software updates and hardware updates over time. I mention all of this, because everyone keeps saying "AI could do this", but could it? Because it's not just "can it do it", but "can it do it as reliably and cheaply"? People are free. And as you say? People taking part is fun.

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bongodongobob 3y ago
I'm pretty sure good enough computer vision has been around for decades. The newer stuff is object classification and facial recognition/emotional state type stuff. I think we've had good enough tech to find moving fish for quite a while.
- erikerikson 3y ago
  Indeed. We have been classifying and sorting at least blueberries using neutral networks since at least the 80s or 90s.
Filligree 3y ago
> Of course, what about a trinity of AIs with quorum? Caspar, Melchior and Balthazar? I suppose we could, but I think we already know what lies at the end of that road.
cornedor 3y ago
> But anyhow, this sort of project.. even if announced today It has indeed been on and off since March 2021. This project could've been set up in no time, put a camera underwater, start the live stream, and set up the basic website. Building an AI will take way longer, with much more technical skills required, and much more money.
GaggiX 3y ago
>"AI could do this", but could it? Because it's not just "can it do it", but "can it do it as reliably and cheaply"? Yes and also yes, ResNet was released in 2015, VGG in 2014, since then we have developed powerful models that can process a frame in a few ms even on a Raspberry Pi.

by b112 3y ago

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bongodongobob 3y ago

I'm pretty sure good enough computer vision has been around for decades. The newer stuff is object classification and facial recognition/emotional state type stuff. I think we've had good enough tech to find moving fish for quite a while.

erikerikson 3y ago
Indeed. We have been classifying and sorting at least blueberries using neutral networks since at least the 80s or 90s.

Filligree 3y ago

> Of course, what about a trinity of AIs with quorum? Caspar, Melchior and Balthazar? I suppose we could, but I think we already know what lies at the end of that road.

cornedor 3y ago

> But anyhow, this sort of project.. even if announced today It has indeed been on and off since March 2021. This project could've been set up in no time, put a camera underwater, start the live stream, and set up the basic website. Building an AI will take way longer, with much more technical skills required, and much more money.

GaggiX 3y ago

>"AI could do this", but could it? Because it's not just "can it do it", but "can it do it as reliably and cheaply"? Yes and also yes, ResNet was released in 2015, VGG in 2014, since then we have developed powerful models that can process a frame in a few ms even on a Raspberry Pi.