![]() ![]() We all know how Google likes to be the leader in most fields that have to do with computer science, especially Artificial Intelligence, and this new technological achievement is no exception. The resulting images are quite trippy (I'm sure you've noticed that they're not exactly normal), as if they were coming out of a dream (or a nightmare, to be more accurate) thus they called it DeepDream. DeepDream was developed by Alexander Mordvintsev, Christopher Olah and Michael Tyka (software engineers at Google). ![]() You feed the program an image, and the program sends it back and shows you what it sees in that image. In simple words, DeepDream is a program that uses Google’s Artificial Neural Networks (ANNs) in order to visualize what exactly it sees in an image. No more than a couple of weeks afterwards another post came in the same blog to provide this tool to the world. This is just one example of what DeepDream sees in an image depicting the Twin Towers (Image: MatÄ›j Schneider)Ī few weeks ago the official Google Research Blog was updated with this post, which was rather awesome and talked about a new tool developed by Google, which goes by the name DeepDream (a pretty fancy name actually). ![]()
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