> So this "one weird trick" will disappear without any special measures.
> Better training, larger models, and larger datasets
But "better training" here is a special measure. It would take a lot of training effort to defeat this check. For example, you'd need a program or group of people who would be able to label training data as realistic/not based on the laws of physics as reflected in subjects' eyeballs.
> Better training, larger models, and larger datasets
But "better training" here is a special measure. It would take a lot of training effort to defeat this check. For example, you'd need a program or group of people who would be able to label training data as realistic/not based on the laws of physics as reflected in subjects' eyeballs.