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What would an AI make you for dinner? – tech podcast
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Janelle Shane is a research scientist who trained a neural networks to study human recipes, and come up with some of its own.
Her blog is a treasure trove of unusual silicon gourmet creations, such as ‘Immediately Cares, Heavy Mim’ and ‘Salmon Beef Style Chicken Bottom’, and Janelle’s also been getting the algorithms to generate new knock-knock jokes, and even Doctor Who episodes.
When we watch an AI struggle to intuit things we take for granted, they become endearing to us, and we get an insight into the way machine learning works in practice.
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