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> I don't think it's being used in CalAI though. They don't, but that doesn't stop them from lying about it on their homepage. > Snap a photo with Cal AI, and
by woadwarrior01 1y ago
> I don't think it's being used in CalAI though.
They don't, but that doesn't stop them from lying about it on their homepage.
> Snap a photo with Cal AI, and your phone's depth sensor calculates food volume. Our AI then analyzes and breaks down your meal to determine calories, protein, carbs, and fat.
The grift must go on.
- wahnfrieden 1y agoOh interesting. I wouldn't put it past them that they include that data in the input though. Why are you certain they don't? (I guess that they don't, too, because someone reported getting identical calorie readings from giving photos to Gemini 1.5 directly)
- woadwarrior01 1y agoThey’re using some off the shelf multimodal LLM API, perhaps Gemini 1.5 or something else. And no off the shelf VLM API is capable of handling 4 channel images (RGB+D).
- wahnfrieden 1y agoYou can take crude measurements from the depth map and provide as text. Or perhaps provide the depth map as an image next to the actual image as those are certainly in training data. I haven’t tested these