Banana for Classification

Arthur Besse

I uploaded this image to a caption generator AI and it says:

a close up of a clock on a wall
a black and white photo of a clock
a close up of a clock on a building
a black and white picture of a clock
a close up of a clock on the wall
a close up of a black and white clock
a close up of a clock on the side of a building
a black and white photo of a clock on a wall
a black and white photo of a black and white clock
a black and white photo of a black and white photo of a clock

so… not bananas.

@abbenm@lemmy.ml

wonder if that AI was trained on anything in particular

mekhos

Time will tell

@AgreeableLandscape@lemmy.ml

In theory they could have used some public domain datasets or even parts of Wikimedia Commons.

Arthur Besse

It appears that the captioning model on that website was trained on the MSCOCO dataset which was sourced from from Google and Bing image search, and also from Flickr.

Arthur Besse

black and white photos of black and white photos, presumably.

mekhos

Truth

KSP Atlas

K4mpfie

I’ll do you one better: Everything in the known universe is either bananas or not bananas

@oh_jeez_rick@lemmy.ml

Probably in the unknown universe as well

K4mpfie

We don’t know that

Vegafjord eo

Theory of everything!

QuentinCallaghan

Also everything can be measured by using a banana for scale.

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Banana Truth Cult

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