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I have been regularly testing o3 in terms of geoguessing, and the first thing it usually does is run a Python script that extracts EXIF. So definitely could be
by iamkd 1y ago
I have been regularly testing o3 in terms of geoguessing, and the first thing it usually does is run a Python script that extracts EXIF. So definitely could be the case
- busyant 1y agoI took screenshots of existing 20 year old digital photos ... so ... no relevant exif data. o3 was quite good at locating, even when I gave it pics with no discernible landmarks. It seemed to work off of just about anything it could discern from the images: * color of soil * type of telephone pole * type of bus stop * tree types, tree sizes, tree ages, etc. * type of grass. etc. It got within a 50 mile radius on the two screenshots I uploaded that had no landmarks. If I uploaded pics with discernible landmarks (e.g., distant hill, etc.), it got within ~ 20 mile radius.