Fine, now convince Google, Apple, Facebook and other major corporations to start hiring artists at the same salaries as their software engineers.
The most interesting applications of machine learning sometimes come from people with very little technical background. The intersection of tech & art is where our humanity can really shine
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I don't think you're appreciating the space. Search "generative art"
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Weirdest but the most fun implementation is from a guy named
@Kitboga He has made some successful version of a program which keeps scam callers indulged and wastes their time
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Examples?
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Yes, but as we've seen from "data science disasters" like "all of Australia has burned down", those with brilliant insights need help from those who've put in the time to learn how to actually do data science, such as statisticians and computer science. Teamwork.
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And even more, we are developing tools to give AI power to everyone, once the technical divide is breached who knows what new information and/or app will be created?
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Yeah. The hurdle especially is empowering artists and "normal people" to be able to train their own models. Right now that is hard and requires lots of expensive computing power, putting it out of reach for most.
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