Google Says Have Fun And Learn AI With "Teachable Machines"

                             Do You want to learn AI and like to do experiments with machine learning? Google made you work easier and have fun with learning.  Google started Teachable Machines to learn AI.

Teachable machine it makes easier to any one to start.It helps how machine learning works live in the browser and no coding required. Here the camera is the input ,the machine records the input through the webcam and  there will be 3 color classes like green , purple , orange and it also gives the output in the form of GIF's, sound effect or some type of speech.

First, that programs like these learn by example. They look, they find patterns, and they remember them. Second, they need a lot of examples to learn from. And third, and most importantly, their understanding of the world.

          You can do some actions it will record and hold the green button it gets recorded. For example if I raised my right hand up. I just hold on for the green class to get recorded. And if I raised my left hand up I just hold on the purple color its  get recorded. I can use Cat as my GIF for the green color and dog for the purple color.

After that I raised my right hand cat performing the same action as I did. If I raised left hand dog performing the same action what I did. That's the power of machine learning. By using speech learning technique  when i raised my right hand it should say 'Hi'  and if I raise my left hand it should say 'Hello '.

You can try any examples you want it records and gives the message.You can also try in any different approaches. You can even try to confuse on its purpose. It's  really fun way to learn. It's built with a library code deeplearn.js. It also works with mobile devices as well a PC and Laptop. You can try with your camera on your phone.

All this is worth remembering the next time you’re reading about machine learning or artificial intelligence. There is a huge demand these days. 

Did you enjoyed reading this article? Did you had fun? Here is a direct link to go to Teachable Machine.

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