Clarifai Attempting to Democratize Deep Learning - AI Trends

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE CAN do remarkable things, like recognize faces on social networks, instantly translate speech from one language to another, and identify commands barked into a smartphone. But it also can do stupid things, like label an African-American couple "gorillas." The artificial intelligence underpinning Google Photos did just that last year. The platform uses deep neural networks to identify images in your photo collection. These networks of hardware and software, modeled after the network of neurons in your brain, learn to recognize objects, animals, and faces by analyzing many millions of pre-labeled photos.