I had a lot of fun making a free aging clock.

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I had a lot of fun making a free aging clock. In the process, I got to look into two different clocks to see how they fared. One of them was OpenAge: an open-source age predictor. It was bad. First: It was overfit to its data.

Posted by Crémieux (344.4k followers) 1 days ago · 49 likes · 19.4k views · view the original post on X. Kept by the AI Radar as AI research.

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