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Why would Google want to mine private video streams when they already have a whole library of static content in the form of YouTube? Besides just the privacy co
by timdorr 14y ago
Why would Google want to mine private video streams when they already have a whole library of static content in the form of YouTube? Besides just the privacy concerns, it would be easier to work with content that's sitting on a disk somewhere, rather than trying to operate on data in-flight.
- zheng 14y agoGlass needs to operate on data in-flight, what better way to train it? However, you do have a point wrt to Youtube. I think I left my <cynicism> tag out of the previous post.
- peterb 14y agoI don't know why you are getting down-voted. It is in Google's interest to have a large training corpus of faces for many machine learning algorithms (face recognition, expression recognition, age detection, etc.).
- StavrosK 14y agoTraining data doesn't need to be in-flight. Testing/operational data does. These are two different things, and the GP makes a good point.