Almost all the big tech companies are doing innovative artificial intelligence experiments and Google has recently published a website that collects the best AI exploitation projects, which are really interesting and worth trying. These are web applications that can be opened on both PCs and smartphones, capable of doing simple, but special things, which until recently it was possible to think were impossible for a computer, which becomes capable of thinking like the brain of a real person.
Among the demonstrations published on the Google AI experiment site, the best and most interesting, to date, are the following.
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1) Thing Translator is a site that asks you to use your cell phone camera or computer webcam to frame an object or anything else and tell us what it is in all the languages of the world.
You can therefore find the right word for each object or thing that is framed and photographed and, this word seen by the application, you can get it in English, Italian, Spanish and in any other language.
The automatic recognition of what is framed does not work well for all the framed things and in fact it is a demonstration experiment, but it deserves and remembers very much the recognition of hidden tags in Facebook photos, also based
on artificial intelligence.
2) Autodraw, the Google site that designs by itself, an artificial intelligence experiment that guesses what we are designing to be able to complete it before finishing it.
3) Giorgio Cam is also an AI powered camera, which can recognize objects in photos and create music.
This experiment works well with the smartphone, aiming the camera, for example, on some fruits, making them recognized and then listening to a very funny rap music in English.
4) Quick Draw is a game that uses artificial intelligence to automatically recognize what is being drawn.
The game asks to draw something and then the computer tries to guess until the drawing becomes more precise and the required object is detected.
It's like the Pictionary game, only it has to guess what we're drawing is the computer.
5) Infinite Drum Machine is another fun experiment that is capable of automatically organizing sounds to create a rhythmic base.
We can move the circles on the screen and choose the type of sound effect to be used for the base.
Even if the names are in English, the map can be enlarged and you can try it at random until a decent base is created.
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