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Omnes_mundum_facimus t1_j52i6fr wrote

  1. Because lawyers, and 2) because performance on academic data sets doesn't translate into good performance on whatever domain specific problem we might be having.
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tennismlandguitar OP t1_j52zysi wrote

What about finetuning those models to make sure the performance is satisfactory?

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Omnes_mundum_facimus t1_j555aa2 wrote

The short but mostly true conversation we had with legal.

  • engineer: so this model was actually developed by our biggest competitor
  • lawyer: wtf?????
  • engineer: And we used a pretrained checkpoint, again from even bigger competitor
  • laywer: wtf??
  • engineer: All cool, It was trained on this imagenet thing
  • lawyer: And who owns this imagenet thing?
  • engineer: ????
  • lawyer: And did everybody in this imagenet thing consent to his or her picture being used?
  • engineer: ????
  • lawyer: what the actual f ?????
  • engineer: So I guess we are using our own model trained from our own data then.
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