What's in that photo? Google open-sources caption tool in TensorFlow that can tell you

Google's model creates new captions using concepts learned from similar scenes in training. Google has open-sourced a model for its machine-learning system, called Show and Tell, which can view an image and generate accurate and original captions. The research lab will be home to a 512-qubit quantum computer built by Canadian company D-Wave Systems. The model it's released is faster to train and better at captioning images than the versions that previously helped it secure a tied first place with Microsoft Research in Microsoft's COCO 2015 image-captioning contest. The image-captioning system is available for use with TensorFlow, Google's open machine-learning framework, and boasts a 93.9 percent accuracy rate on the ImageNet classification task, inching up from previous iterations.