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I tried letting a GPU annotate 3,300 video frames before sending them to a human reviewer. Here’s what happened.

Manually drawing boxes across thousands of video frames gets old very quickly. So I wanted to see what happens if the machine does the boring first pass and a human only steps in afterward. I tested this on a 101-second video with 3,300 frames . I ran YOLO11n + ByteTrack on an RTX PRO 6000, which g…

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  1. 2026-09-30 08:12 · r/computervision
    I tried letting a GPU annotate 3,300 video frames before sending them to a human reviewer. Here’s what happened.

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