Check out https://g.co/aiexperiments to learn more.
With all of the exciting A.I. stuff happening, there are lots of people eager to start tinkering with machine learning technology. That’s why we’ve created A.I. Experiments, a site that showcases simple experiments that let anyone play with this technology hands-on, and resources for creating your own experiments.
Various visualizations featured in video made by Gene Kogan. Additional footage by Sarah Riazati.
More resources:
http://www.tensorflow.org
https://cloud.google.com/vision/
http://ml4a.github.io
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Can we use A.I. to read architectural plans? If yes, how?
You guys are amazing!
Super cool!
Cool
This is one of the coolest things Google has ever done
Thanks! Now I have a very nice toy to use! I will try it!
is it addy's voice?
WHOOPP WHOOPP!!! Thanks Google!! 😀
This is amazing, thank you Google!
great!
hell yeah dude
Well done Google! Thanks!
I love Google!
I can't wait for singularity
I can't wait to see what medical advances we will make with AI
EO: DANKON !!! FR: MERCI !!! EN: THANKS !!!
Can I replace my girlfriend with AI so I can can get BJs when I like instead of just no?
I tried one and it's bugged. It tries to read English with Polish speech generation. It sounds weird.
Can we have AI's as our teachers? They'll probably be way better than my biology teacher.
The link to source code on "drum machine" are broken.
thank you for open source