A.I. Experiments
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A.I. Experiments
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#2Thank God we got this new Google press release to the top of HN so we can all help them teach their AI for free.
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#3https://aiexperiments.withgoogle.com/quick-draw... this is just too cool. Basically, you draw a picture and see it guess what you are drawing. Worth 2 minutes of your time!
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#4https://aiexperiments.withgoogle.com/quick-draw.. . this is just too cool. Basically, you draw a picture and see it guess what you are drawing. Worth 2 minutes of your time!
I drew an amorphous square and it correctly guessed it was meant to be a "police car". It has the potential to be fun.
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#5https://aiexperiments.withgoogle.com/quick-draw.. . this is just too cool. Basically, you draw a picture and see it guess what you are drawing. Worth 2 minutes of your time!
I drew a radio and it said it is a cello. Other than that it is pretty accurate.
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#6These are fun. Be wary of dragging your mouse around on the sequencer thing or the bird call classifier. Makes a hell of a racket.
What I really want in there is the computer-generated music and sample-level speech synthesis they have limited demos of in the WaveNet post:
https://deepmind.com/blog/wavenet-generative-model-raw-audio...
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#7Google please, don't confuse my snake that just ate an elephant with a hat: http://imgur.com/lBtGUKr
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#8https://aiexperiments.withgoogle.com/quick-draw.. . this is just too cool. Basically, you draw a picture and see it guess what you are drawing. Worth 2 minutes of your time!
Apparently it's supposed to learn as people supply more things it doesn't recognize? This sounds familiar... [1]
1: http://www.theverge.com/2016/3/24/11297050/tay-microsoft-cha...
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#9I didn't know what a "see saw" was, but it didn't stop google from guessing it right. http://imgur.com/a/LfYxs
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#10It asked me to draw a tree. I drew a palm tree. It said "palm tree" on the bottom, but then said it failed.
I drew the palm tree because I've studied AI and that's a classic AI mistake.
If you go to Hawaii and ask students to draw a tree, almost all of them will draw a palm tree. Ask them to draw a bird and it looks like a parrot (instead of the robin you see typically in the "lower 48").
It's interesting that this seems to suffer from the same selection bias.