One of Mark Zuckerberg’s key New Year resolutions for 2016 was to build his own “simple AI bot” that could help him with the household tasks. Remember the image of the butler, Jarvis from Iron Man? That’s a classic Hollywood… Continue Reading →
When the Hunger Games came out, everyone was a little shocked by the elaborate and sometimes grotesque personalized outfits and body modifications of the Citizens of the Capital but to me we are already here. The Next Gen trend in… Continue Reading →
As a designer, you will be facing more demands and opportunities to work with digital systems that embody machine learning. To have your say about how best to use it, you need a good understanding about its applications and related… Continue Reading →
Machine learning is ready to collaborate with designers. Are you willing to let it? This is a prospective use-case of how the Intelligent Design Group at ITP plans to explore and prototype the collaborative power of machine learning design tools with… Continue Reading →
By Creative Bloq Staff September 15, 2015 Web design With two billion jobs set to disappear by 2030, Jordan Fisher explains what artificial intelligence means for the design industry. From box office hits about invading machines to news of… Continue Reading →
By Tessa Wegert | March 1, 201 When you hear the words artificial intelligence, what comes to mind? Apple’s Siri? Amazon’s Alexa? How about a chatbot from lingerie retailer Aerie that helps shoppers buy a bra using the brand’s signature… Continue Reading →
Adam GeitgeyFollow Interested in computers and machine learning. Likes to write about it. May 5, 2014 Machine Learning is Fun! The world’s easiest introduction to Machine Learning Update: This article is part of a series. Check out the full series: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part… Continue Reading →
Adventures in Narrated Reality New forms & interfaces for written language, enabled by machine intelligence Char-RNN training statistics By Ross Goodwin In May 2015, Stanford PhD student Andrej Karpathy wrote a blog post entitled The Unreasonable Effectiveness of Recurrent Neural Networks and released a code repository… Continue Reading →
LONDON — In 2015, ad agency McCann Japan’s creative planner Shun Matsuzaka set himself a task he called the “creative genome project”: he wanted to create the world’s first AI creative director, capable of directing a TV commercial. And last… Continue Reading →
Designers may well provide the missing link between AI and humanity. By Rob Girling January 4, 2017 Artefact’s co-founder, Rob Girling, explores the impact of artificial intelligence on design in this three-part series of articles. His first piece, Will machines… Continue Reading →