Google Just Indexed Millions of ‘Life Magazine’ Photos Using Artificial Intelligence

Google Just Indexed Millions of ‘Life Magazine’ Photos Using Artificial Intelligence

  • March 8, 2018
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Google Just Indexed Millions of ‘Life Magazine’ Photos Using Artificial Intelligence

The search giant, which debuted a website for the photo project on Wednesday, said it was able to categorize over 4 million iconic Life Magazine photographs without human help. After clicking on a particular label like “skateboarding,” for example, users are shown photos of people performing skateboard tricks along with Wikipedia’s definition of the sport.

Source: fortune.com

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