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Have you done anything interesting with AI/ML?

Whether part of your job, school, or just spare time — have you made use of this branch of our field?

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Tawhid

Yes! made a tool to distinguish between ripe and unripe fruits.Unfortunately it's lost in the voids

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Ben Halpern

That's a pretty neat application. I'm sure this sort of thing is already becoming part of the grocery supply chain.

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Tawhid

yea nowadays, but back in the days this was pretty cool ngl

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Medea

woah thats really cool! how did u do it?

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MiguelMJ

Yes! To make a recommendation system for Stack Overflow unanswered questions

GitHub logo MiguelMJ / Answerable

Recommendation system for Stack Overflow unanswered questions

It even allows you to make your own recommendation model, so people who also have experience with ML/NLP can tune even finer if they want ;)

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Bryce Dorn

I've been wanting to & over the weekend applied a deep learning model for facial recognition! Was pretty fun 😄

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Uriel Bitton

Interviewer: What is your biggest strength?

Me: I am an expert in machine learning.

Interviewer: What’s 6 + 10?

Me: Zero.

Interviewer: Nowhere near. It’s 16.

Me: Ok, It’s 16.

Interviewer: What is 10 + 20?

Me: It’s 16.

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Guilherme Thomas

I just finished my project on grain analysis (rice and lentil) to produce quality biodiesel. Used OpenCV so I could classify grains based on lenght-breadth ratio and color. First time doing a research like this but I had a lot of fun.

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Ben Halpern

Wow! Fascinating. What is next for you?

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Keff

Most interesting thing I did was trying to make a music genre identifier using Tensorflow.

I got some results but got kinda bored, never been a big fan of ML. Don't like collecting and labeling data. I could've probably used some api or something to label the music, but couldn't be botherer if I'm honest.

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Medea

thats really cool! how did u make it?

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Burak • Edited

I've made AI Profile Picture Maker for AI people:
mburakerman.github.io/ai-profile-p...

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Mike Bifulco

Hi Ben! I'm just starting on a Livestreamed AI product - I'm building an app which uses GPT-3 to generate speeches for special occasions - weddings, graduations, retirements, things like that.

I posted about it here:

And I'll be livestreaming more work on it this week on my Twitch channel - twitch.tv/irreverentmike - the goal is to go from start-to-finish with a complete product idea in the span of a few weeks. I've got about 90min of work on it under my belt already... next steps are designing and implementing a usable UI, and hooking up API calls to it!

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Matthew Vielkind

I've been tinkering with a chatbot to help me discover / cook recipes. Right now I'm using mostly pre-trained NLP models for the document embeddings and semantic search, which work decent enough for now. I'm planning to fine tune the NLP models to improve search results and maybe add a voice integration with some QA models so I can ask "how much salt do I need?" and get a response instead of always looking back at the recipe.

An early prototype is available here. I mostly work with data on a day-to-day basis so this has also been a learning experience with front-end dev and application deployment!

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kuwala

Many thing but there was one project which got not too good publications but was definitely a pop cultural thing that made a lot of fun .... Did NLP on Songtexts to detect emotions and topics and correlated it with google books mentions (cold back then ngram from Google a sort of Google Trends before the internet) to show the impact of political happenings on the topics and tonality of different bands