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SCIENTISTS ARE TEACHING AN ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE SYSTEM TO TELL STORIES BASED ON PHOTOS 26 JULY 2016 Future Cities & Robotics
Photo by: Pinterest Scientists will soon prove that Artificial Intelligence may be able to embody the saying “A picture is worth a thousand words,” because now, they are teaching programs to tell a story based entirely from pictures. According to the researchers, computers will soon be able to explain what is happening in videos, just like people do. Scientists at Microsoft Research with their colleagues are developing a system that can automatically describe images just like a person would tell a story. Their objective is not only to let the system enumerate the objects in the picture, but to explain what is happening in the photo and how it can make a person feel. In other words, they are giving the AI storytelling capabilities. For example, if a person is shown a picture of a man in a tuxedo and a woman in a long, white dress, instead of saying. “Bride and groom,” they would say “My best friend got married. They look happy, and it was a beautiful wedding.” According to study senior author Margaret Mitchell, a computer scientist at Microsoft Research, "The goal is to help give AIs more human-like intelligence, to help it understand things on a more abstract level — what it means to be fun or creepy or weird or interesting.” JULY 2016 Future Cities & Robotics 27
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