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One of the biggest challenges of the 21st century is to make computers more similar to the human brain. We want them to speak, understand and solve problems -- and now we want them to see and ...

With a reverse image search, you can easily find the origin of an image you're looking at, whether you're on an Android phone ...

...a computer's brain, or deep neural network (DNN), says it is 99 percent sure that it sees in those same images a gorilla, and an arctic fox, and a bikini, and an eel, and a backpack, and so on.

It uses computer vision and image recognition to make its judgments. It may not seem impressive, after all a small child can tell you whether something is a hotdog or not.

Computers see things quite differently. When artificial intelligence views an image, it recognizes a series of objects and attempts to build context from the ground up.

Image recognition algorithms are nothing like our eyes, and here is blobby static proof. These images fooled an algorithm into seeing a gorilla, bikini, Skip to content Gizmodo.

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Have you ever wondered how image recognition works? Google recently revealed how their algorithm lets your computer know the content of a certain image by amplifying the feature of each object. In ...