Re: privacy games

Posted by jon zingale on
URL: http://friam.383.s1.nabble.com/privacy-games-tp7596383p7596416.html

Glen,

While walking to get a couple of bottles of wine today, I started thinking about
collaborative games we play that rely on privacy by obscurity. The first image to
pop into mind was the exquisite corpse. Somehow I think it might be fruitful
to think about the role various orders of privacy play in even our well-defined
games. Referring back to our discussion of GANs, I got to thinking about the

role of privacy in producing more realistic images of cats than it seems possible

with non-adversarial nets. Any thoughts?

Jon

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