When envisioned in the context of routine tasks using legacy systems, which nobody wants to use or maintain, I can imagine a computer vision-based approach working out well. It'd need solid specialization and risk management though!
@alexjc
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Policymakers’ Copyright Decisions Face Whistleblower Scrutiny
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I mean, policymakers have decided what they want to do with Copyright (independently of the law), and the fact there are whistleblowers like this is inconvenient but expected…
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Mediation and Collective Licensing in AI Rights Management
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If the mediation process allows rightholders to say "No" then there's no harm in mediation. But somehow, what they have in mind is likely closer to collective licensing…
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H100 GPU Branding Misleads Consumers on Product Differentiation
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Yeah, the branding conceals that fact well. Maybe they should have called it H100A and H100B instead!
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Performance Improvement Falls Short of Expectations
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I would have expected more than 10% speedup. Surprising!
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AI Video Indexing Limitations: Images Only Strategy
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Well, it doesn't index frames from videos, only images it finds online…
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ML/CV Conference Saturation: Industry Trends and Commentary
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ML/CV conference flooded. There's either a prophetic message in there, a good meme, or both!
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Meta faces second class action lawsuit over AI fair use claims
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Another one? There was an earlier 'class action' where the judge just said plaintiff's lawyers were "unable or unwilling to litigate properly." There was supposed to be summary judgements within weeks on the Fair Use part. If that favors Meta, isn't this second suit also toast?
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Engineer’s Journey: Quantum Physics to Christian Faith
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I'm an engineer and a scientist, both by training & by trade. About 8 years ago I realized I live in an intelligent universe of sorts… I had previously grown up with a Neutonian mindset that hadn't integrated 20th century quantum physics. About a week ago, I became Christian.