O3 beats a master-level GeoGuessr player, even with fake EXIF data

Re:O3 beats a master-level GeoGuessr player, even with fake ... by layman51 on Tuesday April 29, 2025 @01:46PM (#43835773)

Using the decal as a clue is funny because what if there was a street scene where that happened to be misleading? For example, I had seen that a Sacramento County Sheriff car got to Europe and I guess it now belonged to a member of the public who is driving it with the original decals still attached. I wonder how the LLM would reason if it sees the car as “out of place”.

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Re:O3 beats a master-level GeoGuessr player, even with fake ... by victorbjorklund on Tuesday April 29, 2025 @03:01PM (#43836660)

Probabilities. That could happen with anything. Someone could build a classic japanese house with a japanese garden in Hawaii. But Japan is probably a better guess if you see a japanese house with japanese fauna.

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Re:O3 beats a master-level GeoGuessr player, even with fake ... by qiqitori on Wednesday April 30, 2025 @03:36AM (#43842242)

Flora, not fauna

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Re:O3 beats a master-level GeoGuessr player, even with fake ... by victorbjorklund on Wednesday April 30, 2025 @08:59AM (#43844613)

True

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Re:O3 beats a master-level GeoGuessr player, even with fake ... by yen223 on Tuesday April 29, 2025 @04:52PM (#43837926)

Stands to reason a human might get fooled by this as well

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Re:O3 beats a master-level GeoGuessr player, even with fake ... by SamPatt on Tuesday April 29, 2025 @05:32PM (#43838263)

Absolutely!

It happens occasionally - the most common example I can think of it getting a license plate or other location from a tractor-trailer (semi) on the highway. Those are very unreliable.

You also sometimes get flags in the wrong countries, immigrants showing their native pride or even embassies.

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