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> in-house stock video dataset Wonder if "iCloud backups" would be counted as "stock video" there? ;)
Turn on advanced data protection so they don't train on yours.
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My two cents, this seems like a case where it’s better to wait for the person’s response instead of guessing.
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And when I say 'it never crosses our minds' I really mean it, there's zero thoughts between thinking about a message and having it show up in a text box.
A really great example are slurs, for a lot of people they have to double take, but there's zero extra neurons fired when I read them. I guess early internet culture is to blame since all kinds of language was completely uncensored and it was very common to run into very hostile people/content.
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I really like how you framed this as the takeaway or learning that needs to happen as what should be in the alt and not a recitation of the image. Where I've often had issues is more for things like business charts and illustrations and less cute cat photos.
It might be that you’re not perfectly clear on what exactly you’re trying to convey with the image and why it’s there.
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My two cents, this seems like a case where it’s better to wait for the person’s response instead of guessing.
My two cents, this seems like a comment it should be up to the OP to make instead of virtue signaling.
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My two cents, this seems like a case where it’s better to wait for the person’s response instead of guessing.
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The lens through which you're analyzing the phrase is coloring how you see it negatively, and the one I'm using is doing the opposite. There is no need to change the phrase, just how it's viewed, I think.
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A blind comedian / TV personality in the UK has just done a TV show on this subject - I haven't seen it, but here's a recent article about it: https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2025/nov/23/chris-m...
Hilariously, he beat the other teams in the “Say What You See” round (yes, really) of last year’s Big fat Quiz. No AI involved. https://youtu.be/i5NvNXz2TSE?t=4732
I'm not a fan of his (nothing against him, just not my cup of tea when it comes to comedy and mostly not been interested in other stuff he's done), but the few times I have seen him as a guest on shows it's been clear that he's a generally clever person.
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Not the gp, but currently reading a web novel with a card game where the author didn't include alt text in the card images. I contacted them about it and they started, but in the meantime ai was a big help. all kinds of other images on the internet as well when they are significant to understanding the surrounding text. better search experience when Google, DDG, and the like make finding answers difficult. I might us…
As a (web app) developer I never quite sure what to put in alt. Figured you might have some advice here?
For a 7b model the results look pretty good! If Apple gets a model out here that is competitive with wan or even veo I believe in my heart it will have been trained with images of the finest taste.