> “deep learning,” teaching machines to recognize images and understand natural language using software that operates a bit like the networks of neurons in the human brain.
'understand natural language'?
Very far from it...
> I saw the movie, where the main actor's wife was so angry - but I was having a great day
Result 99% negative...
> he was hit hard
> he played a hit single
Relatedness 4.5, from 1-5
A solid group of talent, welcome to the club. I am interested to see where the "deep learning" start-ups end up in ten years time with such a wide-array of problem sets and industries.
Am I the only person who is worried that AI start-up companies are going to use AI to insert "deep learning" into every pitch deck possible?
Having spoken to Sven a few times, I think they are targeting industries/applications more specific than their website appears :)
If anything, I would consider this to be a competitor to Context Relevant and Alchemy API instead of Clarifai.
Wait til the machines rise against us
Having examples just executable from the website is invaluable, especially to excite more people. For fun:
Relatedness of Sentences (beta)
1 - not related at all
5 - an almost perfect paraphrase
Two men are taking a break from a trip on a snowy road
Two men are taking a break from a trip on a road covered by snow 4.05
Two men are taking a break from a trip on a road covered by rocks 4.13
Two men are taking a break from a trip on a road covered by mushrooms 4.23
Two men are taking a break from a trip on a road covered by hobbits 4.27
Plenty of work ahead :)