One of my favorite things is to get a neural net to generate a list of things.
And one of the best neural nets to subject to that task is GPT-2
[https://aiweirdness.com/post/182824715257/gpt-2-it-learned-on-the-internet],
which learned a heck of a
So the other day I heard from Change.org [http://change.org], a company that
lets anyone make an online petition and gather signatures. In over a decade of
existence, they’ve hosted about 5 million unique petitions.
Some of the petitions are VERY unique - like the ongoing petition to
Last week I attempted to illustrate some neural net-generated racehorses by
turning to another neural net - this time, one that generates images, called
BigGAN [https://aiweirdness.com/post/182322518157/welcome-to-latent-space].
Using Joel Simon’s ganbreeder.app [http://ganbreeder.app] interface, I’m able to
see what
I’ve used neural networks to name all kinds of things - halloween costumes
[http://aiweirdness.com/post/179461774272/its-neural-net-halloween-costume-time]
, craft beers
[http://aiweirdness.com/post/166075083502/trendy-beer-names-invented-by-neural-network]
, cats [http://aiweirdness.com/post/162396324452/neural-networks-kittens], and
even guinea
So last week I was a biiiit busy, traveling to Vancouver to give a TED
talk(!!!!). I’ll post the talk when it goes live online, probably at the end of
October.
For me, one of the highlights of the 2019 TED conference was Simone Giertz’s
“Sh*tty Robot