Article "How To Fool AI Into Seeing Something That Isn’t There"
by Cade Metz
July 29, 2016
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Article "How To Fool AI Into Seeing Something That Isn’t There"
by Cade Metz
July 29, 2016
https://youtu.be/Pt1W_v-yQhw
Creating videos of the future
Published on Nov 29, 2016
"Creating videos of the future"
by Adam Conner-Simons
November 28, 2016
Articles "This site transforms your doodles into atrocious cat monsters"
by Alejandro Tauber
February 22, 2017
Article "This artificial intelligence turns horses into zebras – and winter into summer"
by Mix
April 19, 2017
CycleGAN project
Software that can generate photos from paintings, turn horses into zebras, perform style transfer, and more.
Article "Automatic image retouching on your phone"
System can apply a range of styles in real-time, so that the viewfinder displays the enhanced image.
by Larry Hardesty
August 1, 2017
Article "4D Camera Could Improve Robot Vision, Virtual Reality and Self-driving Cars"
by Liezel Labios
August 4, 2017
https://youtu.be/LBezOcnNJ68
NVIDIA's AI makes amazing slow-mo videos
Published on Aug 14, 2018
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The paper "Super SloMo: High Quality Estimation of Multiple Intermediate Frames for Video Interpolation" is available here.
https://youtu.be/OplLXzxxmdA
Robots teaching themselves to see
Published on Sep 9, 2018
https://youtu.be/VtXRUTukjNU
Using AI to transform the lives of the blind | Anirudh Koul | TEDxSeattle
Published on Jan 23, 2019
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Phone apps make everyone’s lives easier, but for members of the blind community, a new seeing AI app transforms how they live and work every day. Anirudh Koul believes that any disability is merely a gap between what we want to do and what we can do, and it’s technology’s role to fill those gaps. Koul points out that we all experience gaps as we age, and his invention gives all hope for a more empowered future. Growing up in India, Anirudh Kuhl was programming computers at a young age and by high school he was captivated by patterns in data—a key component of artificial intelligence. He moved to the United States to study at Carnegie Mellon and after stints at Yahoo and Microsoft, is now an AI researcher with multiple patents. Driven by his desire to help a dear family member, he took on a hackathon challenge at Microsoft and led development of an app that is now helping hundreds of millions of people with disabilities. It literally puts the gift of sight in their hands. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community.