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Covid-19 drastically changed the work landscape, and in-office meetings are now done nearly exclusively online. But with the transition from the office to home, some major challenges emerged. From screaming kids to family members wondering around in the video background. NVIDIA Maxine aims to solve some of these issues using state of the art artificial intelligence.
Research coming out of Stanford University shows an interesting application of AI – generating fake tennis matches. Want to see a hyper-realistic tennis match between Roger Federer and Serena Williams, well now its possible!
NVidia shows off their latest tech in video synthesis, allowing a single image of a person to turn into a dancing star!
Recent advancements in the area of AI “deepfakes”, has shown promise in creating realistic fake videos based on large datasets. But, new research by Samsung demonstrates it would be possible to create a “talking head” from just a single portrait photo.
Photo editing and processing are becoming a major focus point for AI, specifically in the domain of filters. Luminar’s sky replacement filter shows why AI does a much better job as a filter, in comparison to traditional filters in editors like photoshop or lightroom.
In the future, your video game engine won’t generate the graphics, artificial intelligence will.
Nvidia’s GauGan algorithm showcases some cutting edge AI, capable of transforming sketches into realistic landscapes in real time.
Poker is a game of imperfect information, and as such has remained as one of the most illusive games for AI to master. But Facebook’s AI Pluribus has just bluffed the top poker players into submission.
AlphaGo paved a path for DeepMind to its latest artificial intelligence AlphaZero. Unlike its predecessors, this AI is trained from scratch only through self play, allowing it full self discovery and no bias.