NVIDIAVoice: Lights! Camera! AI! Deep Learning Is Getting Ready for its Close-Up

In order to lose yourself in a great story--whether it's a gaming experience or the next blockbuster superhero movie--you must believe in the world you're entering. Achieving the level of realism necessary to engage audiences often requires sophisticated visual effects and complex animation that involves a great deal of manual input. Deep learning is a subset of AI that is providing game developers, animators, movie makers, and other content creators with inspired shortcuts to complete repetitive tasks much faster, allowing artists to spend more time focusing on valuable creative work. Deep learning works by using layers of mathematics-based computer systems called neural networks to learn a wide variety of complex tasks very rapidly. These networks learn by example, taking in massive amounts of data to recognize patterns and understand how things look and move.