This being Google, how much data does it send back to them?
And if it doesn't will it continue to not send back data in future releases?
That said, curious to see how RL facial recognition matches the stuff in the movies.
Google today popped online something called Teachable Machines, a simple demo for programmers interested in deep learning. The point is, it works directly in your web browser so you can get going tinkering with an educational neural network right away without having to spin up a full machine-learning development stack and …
well it doesnt need to - you just have to do the training yourself.
I've just started playing with AI and deep learning and I'd recommend getting into it ASAP as if we dont find truly open alternatives to google and co we are going to be seriously disadvantaged.
It's not only easy to get into machine learning, it has been for years.
Even the name, the teachable machine, has been around for years.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Thinking-Teachable-Machines-J-H-Andrae/dp/0120600501
Purr Puss could recognise you had put up two fingers to it, too.