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Thoughts about this?

>> No.7355270

>>7355267

Looks like a particularly horrific acid trip.

>> No.7355284

>>7355267
Is this the dimension your mom came from?

>> No.7355288
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7355288

>>7355267

It's what that one snail species sees when that one nematode parasitizes its brain just before the worm's secondary host, a bird, plucks out its eye stalks.

>> No.7355331

>>7355284
/sci/ - Science & Math

>> No.7355368

>>7355267
Most people don't even try to understand how the pics were actually created, instead they babble about 'MUH EPIC AI'

>> No.7355380

>>7355368
Could we perhaps have a few sentences describing the concept behind this algorithm? Surely someone on /sci/ knows what's up with this by now.

I've been living under a rock coding for the last few months.. Became aware of this yesterday in some post.

>> No.7355386

>>7355380
/sci/ doesn't know shit, just read the blog post

http://googleresearch.blogspot.nl/2015/06/inceptionism-going-deeper-into-neural.html

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7355389

>>7355267
I still don't see it.

>> No.7355440

>>7355389
deep mind

>> No.7355449

>>7355267
i want that fucking dog

>> No.7355468

>>7355267
>>7355386

So what is OP's pic supposed to represent? I couldn't find it in here:
>http://googleresearch.blogspot.nl/2015/06/inceptionism-going-deeper-into-neural.html

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>> No.7355477

>>7355270

>horrific

Man that shit looks tight

>> No.7355506

>>7355468
It was supposed to be in the gallery (reverse image search links to it), but it's gone from there too.

Judging from the thumbnail, it's probably a squirrel lying on a wooden beam. The dangling leg and tail are turned into animal heads. Or both legs are hanging from the beam, but the one in the back has fused with the squirrel's tail to become a head. Maybe it's even TWO squirrels. Who knows.

>> No.7355540

>>7355386
Thanks. Very interesting read, always found ANN's to be deeply fascinating in how you use such simple rules to create
a program that can't really be written otherwise, and that you can't look at the source of weighted network and tell what the program does, since the whole structure is the program.

Dumbbell and arm thing just put a big smile on my face.

>> No.7355546

>>7355270

You make it horrible yourself you dummy

>> No.7355557

>>7355546
For sure, I mean who in their right senses would feel even the slightest creeped out when faced with a rainbow colored beast with a thousand eyes gazing back at you?

>> No.7355563

>>7355557
a narrow-minded, pathetic, inferior human.

>> No.7355566

Squirrels do that when they get hot. It's a common sight around here in summer.

>> No.7355855

has anyone used ANNs for proofs? it seems like the sort of thing they would be good at with their pattern recognition and whatnot

>> No.7355931

>>7355855
>>7355855
How would you go about training it for something like that? Typically they're just as shit at performing that type of rigid logic as we are.
Where they really shine is in tasks where there is a lot of gray areas and what is true comes in degrees, like detecting for patterns in a signal.
Mathematical patterns doesn't have that quality to them, they're boolean.

>> No.7357265

>>7355563
>>>/b/

>> No.7358408

>>7355267
hurts my eyes to look at

>> No.7358415

>>7355855
>>7355931
This is googles ANN for its image search.
plz ggl: google neural network art
or anything of the like

>> No.7358694

Punto dross sus fans invaden hasta sci latinfag

>> No.7358795

>>7355267
nice drawing faggot now explain what this is doing in sci and put some more effort in your thread

>> No.7359451

>>7355267
I found it incredibly interesting, its parallel to human recognition skewed by hallucinogens, hallucinogens provide better pattern matching skills, I now reckon they remove a mechanism that limits the feedback that gives rise to the funky imagery, to fix, you need to program a knowledge of the objects it recognises, examples: like chimera hybrids of animals like dogsnails are unlikely to exist in reality (understanding of biology, evolution), if dog snails existed it would be unlikely to see them in the sky (understanding of physics), on a deeper psychological level i think this explains why we only see what we want to see, our own learned logic limits our perception, does this means baby's are tripping balls 24/7?

>> No.7359468

>>7359451
uneducated opinions: the post

>> No.7359527

>>7355475
That's really cool. How does it work?

>> No.7359576

>>7359451
>why we only see what we want to see, our own learned logic limits our perception, does this means baby's are tripping balls 24/7?
who let the fucking schizo out of his cage again?

>> No.7359657

>>7355267
The world's best painter will be a machine in <5 years, other than that it's not very significant.

>> No.7359663

>>7359468
Subjective opinions: your post

>> No.7359672

>>7359576
Do you not philosophy?

>> No.7359779

>>7359672
You think you are spewing philosophy?

You must be delusional.

>> No.7359815

>>7359779
You could elaborate on the parts you disagree with and why

>> No.7359925

>>7355855
Nigga you high

>> No.7359926

OH LAWD IT'S GOOGLE DOG HALLUCINATOR