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Back in 2018, I ran a little test to see if I could push Google Cloud Vision to recognize objects, shapes, or patterns in clouds. No matter how I treated the im
by bcks 2y ago
Back in 2018, I ran a little test to see if I could push Google Cloud Vision to recognize objects, shapes, or patterns in clouds. No matter how I treated the images ahead of time, the answer always came back: clouds.
Would be interesting to see how much free-association and hallucination have "improved" the results with the current generation.
- a_t48 2y agoYour problem was right there in the name - google "cloud" vision.
- 4gotunameagain 2y agoI think it highly depends on the technique. The image recognition of google at 2018 most certainly was trained on a database of labelled images, and I would bet that the labels should have been short and distinct, not "a cloud with a vague representation of Bruce Willis' face" !