Beyond SVG, these things have been RL'd on 3d reconstruction (which carries over), and I expect given the public reaction to recent frontier advancements in 3d capabilities that this will get allocated a larger share of the post training budget in the future.
What I'd kill for would be an app where you take a pic of scribbles and drawings on a whiteboard/notebook and the app turns it into SVGs you can then continue to manipulate digitally on PC/tablet.
They can represent something in vector, but it's always very hard to use the result for anything else. Like, the paths doesn't make sense, aren't grouped to the logic elements etc.
Last time I tried, it did not. That's why there's a place on the market for an app just tuned to handle the transition seamlessly, rather than having you fucking around with prompts in LLMs.
Beyond SVG, these things have been RL'd on 3d reconstruction (which carries over), and I expect given the public reaction to recent frontier advancements in 3d capabilities that this will get allocated a larger share of the post training budget in the future.
What I'd kill for would be an app where you take a pic of scribbles and drawings on a whiteboard/notebook and the app turns it into SVGs you can then continue to manipulate digitally on PC/tablet.
Why would you kill for this? Why not just generate svgs with any editing software?
>Why would you kill for this?
Figure of speech.
>Why not just generate svgs with any editing software?
How do you do that from the whiteboard/notebook?
Inkscape and https://github.com/visioncortex/vtracer can both do this.
They can represent something in vector, but it's always very hard to use the result for anything else. Like, the paths doesn't make sense, aren't grouped to the logic elements etc.
ChatGPT does that decently well
Last time I tried, it did not. That's why there's a place on the market for an app just tuned to handle the transition seamlessly, rather than having you fucking around with prompts in LLMs.
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Of course it would be nice if google actually added SVG support to google slides...