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AI excels at data labeling. GPT-6 Astra just built a live simulation of autonomous farming. 6,210 annotations across 97 frames of a cornfield generated with Higgsfield. Every corn plant is monitored for health, vegetation index, soil moisture, and growth stage. Weeds are detected, queued, and spot-sprayed by an autonomous...

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Фото профиля Kabel-Salat | AI & Tech
Kabel-Salat | AI & Tech2 дней назад

6,210 annotations across 97 frames sounds precise. The useful test is whether those labels stay reliable across weather, crops, and camera changes.

Фото профиля Parallel Universe Bars
Parallel Universe Bars2 дней назад

"You're right to push back, I shouldn't have sprayed that"

Фото профиля BuildFutureTech
BuildFutureTech3 дней назад

Incredible so we don’t need to air bomb the whole field with chemicals anymore.

Фото профиля Peter Voigt
Peter Voigt2 дней назад

But Astra is not doing the annotation real-time, right? It is running a classifier model?

Фото профиля Wiet Wolny
Wiet Wolny2 дней назад

how do you do that? there is no video or tutorial on this

Фото профиля ricciandrea
ricciandrea2 дней назад

The leap is in turning raw video into an operational layer, not just a prettier dashboard. The interesting test will be whether people can trust the system when the data is incomplete or ambiguous.

Фото профиля Shinka - AI
Shinka - AI3 дней назад

Watching every corn plant individually instead of the field as one blob is where all that labeling grind finally pays off.

Фото профиля Mapple
Mapple2 дней назад

泛化了才有用。你这个视频里,场景太固定了

Фото профиля Heikki Kallio
Heikki Kallio2 дней назад

Increasing production without using chemicals.

Фото профиля Geovane Vasconcelos
Geovane Vasconcelos2 дней назад

@ducavendish olha isso

Фото профиля Lord Hydra
Lord Hydra2 дней назад

Useless

Фото профиля 4z4 🧙‍♂️
4z4 🧙‍♂️2 дней назад

soon on mars

Фото профиля AIROYO
AIROYO3 дней назад

Mantab

Фото профиля San
San2 дней назад

Damn . Insane.

Фото профиля Smoothie
Smoothie2 дней назад

it's getting better day by day

Фото профиля Sebastian Buzdugan
Sebastian Buzdugan2 дней назад

6,210 annotations mean little without temporal consistency, how many plants keep identity across 97 frames

Фото профиля The mac
The mac2 дней назад

Wow cool stuff

Фото профиля Marco Rossini
Marco Rossini2 дней назад

Immagine this but IRL

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