Quake3World

https://www.captionbot.ai/


Yeah so you upload some random photo to it and it tells you what it is. I've tried a few photos of my bike and car it was spot on.

Try Google Photos as well. I use it as backup solution for my photos. You can search using any terms you like, such as "Beach" and it'll show you all pictures of a beach or taken at a beach. It's quite nifty. It even recognizes car brands.

Computer vision object recognition is becoming so good it's actually creepy.

Yeah I'm quite impressed. I never thought we'd see this type of stuff in my lifetime.

If you can also see a GTI one day, your life will be complete

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Spot on caption bot. Spot on.

I tried a couple of my obscure photos I like to take and

My three pictures

 a clothes dryer - it said, 'a white toilet sitting next to a microwave'

 some Lego blocks - it said, 'not confident but I think it is a remote control'

 an old steam locomotive and a man circa 1930's - it said, 'man next to a train and he looks unhappy'.
Not bad considering it was probably taken in the depression years.

ToxicBug wrote:Computer vision object recognition is becoming so good it's actually creepy.

Something tells me that will be run on CCTV camera soon to track people's whereabouts

Soon? LOL.

Moron..

PhoeniX wrote:

ToxicBug wrote:Computer vision object recognition is becoming so good it's actually creepy.

Something tells me that will be run on CCTV camera soon to track people's whereabouts

I don't know how common it is yet but in the city center of Rotterdam there's a CCTV system that does non stop facial recognition and behavioral analysis. It's capable of marking people as potential threats (agression/misbehavior/etc) based and their behavior. Scary shit, no?

Eraser wrote:in the city center of Rotterdam there's a CCTV system that does non stop facial recognition and behavioral analysis. It's capable of marking people as potential threats (agression/misbehavior/etc) based and their behavior.

most people have one of those; it's called a brain

Eraser wrote:I don't know how common it is yet but in the city center of Rotterdam there's a CCTV system that does non stop facial recognition and behavioral analysis. It's capable of marking people as potential threats (agression/misbehavior/etc) based and their behavior. Scary shit, no?

Facial recognition is increasingly common, don't think they release numbers on how many but i know there's at least a few of those in Amsterdam too. The behavioral analysis bit is news to me though, cool stuff (and yes a little scary too).

London's inner city has been plastered chock full of this tech for years i think.

Eraser wrote:

PhoeniX wrote:
Something tells me that will be run on CCTV camera soon to track people's whereabouts

I don't know how common it is yet but in the city center of Rotterdam there's a CCTV system that does non stop facial recognition and behavioral analysis. It's capable of marking people as potential threats (agression/misbehavior/etc) based and their behavior. Scary shit, no?

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