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If it works for video game characters, why not just any random actor? There's going to be plenty of footage available of them in various positions to get around
by dylan604 1y ago
If it works for video game characters, why not just any random actor? There's going to be plenty of footage available of them in various positions to get around the can't use just one image "security" feature.
- ethan_smith 1y agoThe fundamental issue is that these verification models are trained on datasets containing fictional characters and celebrities, so they're essentially being asked to distinguish between inputs that were part of their own training distribution.
- dylan604 1y agoYet TFA shows the character used to beat the verification is a game character based on the likeness of an actor famous for the role he pays the game character is based. So you’re saying what, that the system isn’t aware it was trained on this person, the training isn’t looking that person is known to the training, or the system just doesn’t work as advertised?