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[D] Would you enter a contest measuring how much human intuition beats brute-force DL training?

I want to turn a claim into an open contest, but before building the infra, I'd like to know whether people would actually enter and whether the setup is sound. CLAIM: most training compute is wasted, and humans are still needed in the loop. That's why there are so many different tools out there, a…

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  1. 2026-09-19 18:04 · r/deeplearning
    [D] Would you enter a contest measuring how much human intuition beats brute-force DL training?

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