crossconnectmag:
Google sets up feedback loop in its image recognition neural network -
which looks for patterns in pictures - creating hallucinatory images of
animals, buildings and landscapes which veer from beautiful to
terrifying
What do machines dream of? New images released by Google give us one potential answer: hypnotic landscapes of buildings, fountains and bridges merging into one.
The pictures, which veer from beautiful to terrifying, were created by the company’s image recognition neural network, which has been “taught” to identify features such as buildings, animals and objects in photographs.
They were created by feeding a picture into the network, asking it to
recognise a feature of it, and modify the picture to emphasise the
feature it recognises. That modified picture is then fed back into the
network, which is again tasked to recognise features and emphasise them,
and so on. Eventually, the feedback loop modifies the picture beyond
all recognition.
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