Everyday AI
summary
A demo called moji fire takes a photo, finds facial landmarks, feeds them to a small neural net and swaps in emoji using the Azure Face API; it runs as a Twitter bot (shadow-banned) and now a Slack bot. Browser ML uses tensorflow.js and pretrained MobileNet (trained on ~1000 classes) so image classification happens client-side. GANs (pix2pix / generator+discriminator) create images after heavy cloud training; exported generator models can be ~13 MB and run in the browser.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:13Meet Asim Hussain
- 1:51Asims Journey
- 4:00mojifire
- 6:54neural networks
- 9:57neural network animation
- 14:14tensorflow mobile net
- 16:32tensorflow JS
- 20:39Azure API
- 22:50Summary
- 30:19GANs
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