Adobe, Cornell AI transfers one photo's style to another - SlashGear

There is no doubt that artificial intelligence, machine learning, and neural networks have experienced huge strides in progress, but of their applications have been on things with "hard edges". Those include search results, translation, board games, etc. Recently, however, progress is also being made in areas of computer vision, imaging, and graphics, for applications that are usually considered more "subjective". Researchers from Adobe and Cornell University have developed a deep-learning neural network that does exactly that, and the results are very convincing indeed. "Style transfer" may not be a popular term, even for the tech savvy, but heavy users of social networking apps and services, like Facebook's Prisma, are already using it without even knowing it.