very cool, anybody have apparent use cases for this?
I think a good use case would be searching for certain products or videos across social media (TikTok and Instagram). especially useful for shopping, maybe
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#22> No transcription, no frame captioning, no intermediate text. If there is text on the video (like a caption or wtv), will the embedding capture that? Never thought about this before. If the video has audio, does the embedding capture that too?
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#23Does anyone know of an open weights models that can embed video? Would love to experiment locally with this.
Would love to see open-weight models with this capability since it would eliminate the API cost and the privacy concern of uploading footage.
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#24Where is the Exit to this dystopia?
The Matrix style human pods: we live in blissful ignorance in the Matrix, while the LLMs extract more and more compute power from us so some CEO somewhere can claim they have now replaced all humans with machines in their business.
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#26Where is the Exit to this dystopia?
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#27What a brilliant idea! is this all done locally? That's incredible.
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#29The presence of cameras everywhere is considerably more concerning than the status quo, to me at least, when there is an AI watching and indexing every second of every feed—where camera owners or manufacturers or governments could set simple natural language parameters for highly specific people or activities notify about. There are obviously compelling and easy-to-sell cases here that will surely drive adoption as it becomes cost effective: get an alert to crime in progress, get an alert when a neighbor who doesn't clean up after his dog, get an alert when someone has fallen...but the potential implications of living in a panopticon like this if not well regulated are pretty ugly.
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#30Where is the Exit to this dystopia?