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Yes, but the robot is presumably also ranking them and doing some clever "ai" thing to actually generate the model, like a genetic algorithm or something. It's
by voidUpdate 2y ago
Yes, but the robot is presumably also ranking them and doing some clever "ai" thing to actually generate the model, like a genetic algorithm or something. It's also working 24/7, and I think if you make humans work 24/7 they get angry and ask to go to the bathroom and such
- iLoveOncall 2y agoYes, but the article doesn't say "done much more efficiently than by humans", it says "impossible for humans to do".
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- voidUpdate 2y agoI mean you're welcome to manually do all the calculations for the gradient descent stuff, redo the mesh yourself and carve it out of a block of plastic with a chisel, I'll stick to getting a computer to do it for me
- ModernMech 2y agoWhy did you say "I'll stick to getting a computer to do it for me" as opposed to "I will use a computer to do it"?
- iLoveOncall 2y agoAgain, it specifically mentions that without AI it couldn't be done. I'm only focusing on that. We could use the exact same process and tools minus AI and do it, which would be slightly less efficient, that's it.
- wzdd 2y agoAlso the human would need an Arabian horse, possibly multiple horses if the object is larger than a quarter (or one very well-trained one).
- entropygiggles 2y agoWhy don't we just cut out the human and computer middlemen then and have the horse design these?