Doshi: Vision AI can access infinite real-world data unlike internet text
Suhail Doshi · No Priors Ep. 60 | With Playground AI Founder Suhail Doshi · Apr 18, 2024 · at 21:14
Playground AI founder Suhail Doshi discusses data collection limits and synthetic data degradation in large-scale AI training.
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“Whereas like with vision, at least you can like make a robot that just like travels down the street and like just keeps taking pictures of everything. You can get like infinite training data with vision, but it might be trickier to like sort of filter and clean internet data, especially as like more synthetic data ends up on the internet.”
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