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The Future Of Artificial Intelligence

December 29, 2016

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Here is an interesting video about AI and its future development:
The Future Of Artificial Intelligence || Demis Hassabis - DeepMind Founder

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DeepMind’s AI wants to beat humans at video game

Starcraft is a popular video game which involves building huge armies to battle against other players over a large virtual terrain. Players can’t see exactly what their opponents are up to, so they have to make decisions based on incomplete information – just like in the real world. Mastering the chaos in StarCraft will therefore have implications beyond video games: it should improve AI’s ability to deal with reality. Demis Hassabis, cofounder of Google-owned firm DeepMind, and Jeff Dean, who leads the Google Brain project, have both hinted that StarCraft will be their next target . But winning at StarCraft is a different challenge. These popular video games involve building huge armies to battle against each other over a large virtual terrain.

Machine learning is used to generating videos from photos

Researchers from MIT attempting to solve this problem have come up with some very impressive results , using specially trained neural networks to turn images into videos and getting the computer to essentially predict what happens next. Currently their model has plenty of limitations but it’s still an impressive feat of machine imagination, and another step toward computers that understand the world a little more like humans. The neural net was trained using more than 2 million videos downloaded from Flickr .Using this data, the team’s neural nets were able to not only generate short videos that resembled these scenes but to also look at a still and create footage that might follow This essentially predicting what will happen next, albeit in a limited manner that is only guessing how pixels might change, rather than understanding the scene. How long till we can run it on live security cams to generate predictive analysis of the near future.There's nothing stopping us from d

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