Ostagram is based off DeepDream, a software pioneered by Google under the codename Inception and the obvious inspiration for the art style's name. What this means is that Ostagram finds patterns within images and attempts to bring these patterns together into a resulting image–a process referred to

This video presents several different forms of magic motion graphics including Ostagram, an app that enables graphic artists combine images to create their own masterpiece. Magic motion graphis also represents dreams and fast movement....

Join one of Google safety drivers for a ride in the second generation vehicle, the Lexus, to understand how Google's self-driving technology works on the road.

Graphic art, is a traditional category of fine arts, including any form of visual artistic expression included in painting, drawing, photography, printmaking and computer animation. Design in the graphic arts often includes typography but also encompasses original drawings, plans, and patterns fo...

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This is a slideshow of an image of the CITEC building in Bielefeld processed by Google's neural network Deep Dream. The output is zoomed and fed back to the network as a new input a hundred times.

Alan Turing was born 103 years ago on June 23, 1912. Google celebrates "the father of computer science and artificial intelligence" with an interactive "intelligence test doodle". It's a kind of "Turing machine". The Alan Turing doodle that Google posted on the occasion of British mathematician and...

This is basically an AI hallucinating. It is told to look for certain objects in the image. Anything that looks like those objects is tweaked slightly to look MORE like those objects. This creates a feedback loop that causes all sorts of interesting patterns to emerge.

The brain of the internet, has recently demonstrated that its artificial neural networks have the power to dream by trained these networks to recognize objects, animals, faces and nature, by feeding them millions of images.

In a paper published in Nature on 28th January 2016, we describe a new approach to computer Go. This is the first time ever that a computer program “AlphaGo” has defeated a human professional player. The game of Go is widely viewed as an unsolved “grand challenge” for artificial intelligence. Games