I have no proof that I'm not a robot.
Ai Will Replace All Of Us In Production - The clock is ticking...
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I have no proof that I'm not a robot.
ahalpert
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"Researchers From Google and UC Berkeley Create An AI That Automatically Removes Shadows From Images"
https://www.slrlounge.com/researche...eed&utm_campaign=Feed:+slrlounge+(SLR+Lounge)
https://www.slrlounge.com/researche...eed&utm_campaign=Feed:+slrlounge+(SLR+Lounge)
stoneinapond
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As a research project, OK. But boy, those after-pictures just look plain wrong.
puredrifting
Major Contributor
Yes, actually two different opinions we paid for, my partner company's attorney and my own. And a third from a producer who hires me a lot, she asked her entertainment attorney.
Excellent news! I can now get my boom mic into a more optimal position.
Imagine an algorithm which takes **all** the scripts from the last 100yrs and compares them vs their box office returns.
Then compares your script against that database to predict if it is worthwhile to invest in your script
Life ruled by AI
ahalpert
Major Contributor
Here's an article about the latest self-driving update for Teslas. The cars can now handle some complex situations. But they also regularly try to crash themselves in some very simple and common situations.
And that's the thing about AI: some things come easily to computers and some things don't. At the very least, I think it will take longer than we predict for AI to replace humans at any given task.
https://www.businessinsider.com/tesla-fsd-full-self-driving-videos-flaws-glitches-2021-7?amp
And that's the thing about AI: some things come easily to computers and some things don't. At the very least, I think it will take longer than we predict for AI to replace humans at any given task.
https://www.businessinsider.com/tesla-fsd-full-self-driving-videos-flaws-glitches-2021-7?amp