A guy trained a machine to "watch" Blade Runner. Then things got seriously sci-fi.

7/28/2016

This article on Vox discusses how researchers used artificial intelligence to recreate frames from the movie Blade Runner. The researchers employed a neural network to analyze the film, scene by scene, and then generate a new set of frames that capture the essence of the movie's aesthetic. The article also delves into the bigger picture of this research, highlighting how it showcases the progress and potential of AI technology in the creative realm. It explores the implications of AI-generated content and how it raises questions about the nature of art and creativity in the digital age.

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