Deep-learning systems tend to be one-trick wonders: great at the task they were trained to do, but pretty awful at everything else. Now a neural network from Google suggests that AI can be multitalented after all. Most deep-learning systems are built to solve specific problems, such as recognizing animals in photos of the Serengeti, or translating between languages. But if people take, for instance, an image-recognition algorithm and retrain it to do a completely different task, such as recognizing speech, it usually becomes worse at its original job
© 2001-2024 Fundación Dialnet · Todos los derechos reservados