In the vision of OpenAI’s Elon Musk and Peter Thiel, when AI development is democratized, everyone wins. And when independent developers use a particular open-source engine, that engine has a better chance of becoming an industry standard.
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For one, it enables them to reap the rewards of essentially free labor from independent developers, whose work helps train the machine learning systems.
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Open sourcing software might seem to go against business sense, but it actually has a number of benefits for tech companies. Along with its open-sourced AI engine, TensorFlow, the Magenta project will “produce open-source tools and models that help creative people be even more creative,” Eck writes. Google won’t keep its machine’s artistic advances under lock and key. Set to launch June 1, the Magenta project is “an effort to generate music, video, images and text using machine intelligence,” writes researcher Douglas Eck on Google’s website. Inspired by the competitive success of AlphaGo and the cultural appeal of DeepDream, Google plans to expand its AI further into the humanities with the creation of the Magenta project, reports Popular Science. Both programs used artificial neural networks to filter incredible amounts of information and uncover patterns in the data. Last year, the company’s DeepDream program created remarkable art by attempting to detect faces and other patterns in images. Earlier this year, the company’s AlphaGo AI defeated a master Go champion in the sophisticated game of intuition. Google is intent on developing AI that does human things at least as well as human beings. AI typically struggles to accomplish many tasks that we humans find innately easy - but that might not always be the case. Jessica Mullen / Creative CommonsArtificial intelligence excels at crunching numbers and finding patterns in data, but it isn’t as skilled at intuition or recognizing objects in images.
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