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Google's new browser tool helps you learn Artificial Intelligence!

Google's new browser tool helps you learn Artificial Intelligence!
Written by Ramya Patelkhana
Oct 10, 2017, 08:03 pm 3 min read
Google's new browser tool helps you learn Artificial Intelligence!

Machine learning - most of us have heard about this tech trend, which refers to giving computers the ability to learn without direct programming. But how does it work? To help us understand this process, tech-giant Google created "Teachable Machine" an in-browser experiment. It makes it easier for people to explore how machine learning works, letting them create simple programs using webcams. Read more!

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Little in-browser experiment

Teachable Machine lets anyone explore #MachineLearning live in the browser. Built with @deeplearnjs

Use it here → https://t.co/mcAf4mcfRs pic.twitter.com/9Tq5ZYxD9E

— Google Developers (@googledevs) October 3, 2017
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Experiment allows users to train a basic AI program

Coming to Artificial Intelligence (AI), machine learning is the best way to create artificial neural networks that function in a manner similar to our brain. Teachable Machine allows users to train these neural networks or simply "teach machines" in a browser, using webcams. It was developed by Google's Creative Lab and PAIR teams in collaboration with design studios Stoj and Use All Five.

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Web developers and machine learning

According to Google, "Teachable Machine" experiment is "built with a library called deeplearn.js, which makes it easier for any web developer to get into machine learning, by training and running neural nets right in the browser."

Teachable Machine
No coding required for teaching machines: Google

Google says Teachable Machine "lets you teach a machine using your camera - live in the browser, no coding required." On Teachable Machine's website, users need to click on the "train green/purple/orange" buttons after which the machine records whatever it sees through the webcam. After "learning" it will output whatever the user wants (GIF/sound/speech) once it sees the objects/activities it has trained with.

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Watch how you can teach machines using Teachable Machine

Explore machine learning hands-on in your browser with #TeachableMachine. No coding required → https://t.co/O31w3AUoTp pic.twitter.com/m10wdPYc7F

— Google (@Google) October 3, 2017
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Users should capture at least 30 images

Google said users must capture at least 30 images per session by pressing and releasing the button, which starts/stops the ability to capture images. However, it has clarified the photos are stored on the user's device and not on Google's servers.

Fundamental Aspects
A summary of what AI can do and can't do

Teachable Machine gives a summary of what AI can and cannot do. The experiment also explains some basic aspects of machine learning. Firstly, machines (or programs) learn from examples. They look and find patterns after which they remember them. Secondly, machines need a huge number of examples for learning. Thirdly, these programs' understanding of the world is pretty superficial and can be quickly interrupted.

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What exactly can you teach the machine?

In this experiment, users basically teach or train the machine to recognize an array of pixels. The program doesn't see the objects the way users do. The machine learns only about these sets of pixels; other additional information has to be programmed.

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Ramya Patelkhana is a senior editor at NewsBytes. She has nearly seven years of experience in digital journalism and has previously worked with India News and Authint Media. She has a Bachelor's degree in Journalism and Mass Communication from the IK Gujral Punjab Technical University, Kapurthala, and an advanced diploma in Media Studies from IPW, New Delhi.
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