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google ai fear and loathing (Roelof Pieters/YouTube) A scene from the 1998 film Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas as interpreted by Googles neural network. With images like these, who needs drugs? Googles artificial neural network, Deep Dream, is capable of producing some amazingly trippy images . A typical neural network looks for features of an image that match a particular concept, like a banana. But the Google program turns that on its head, by tweaking a random image to produce features that eventually resemble a banana. Recently, YouTube user Roelof Pieters had the bright idea of running the program on scenes from Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, the 1998 cult classic which is basically Johnny Depp on one long acid trip. The results, needless to say, were disturbing. Creepy animal heads with eyes like gaping orbs materialize in a darkened room. Googles image recognition systems are trained to look for specific objects, such as cats and dogs. But when the companys engineers fed in images of landscapes and static noise into Deep Dream, the AI spat out strangely artistic images, like this one featuring fountains and pagodas: Google AI dreams (Google) Or this one, which looks like a magic eye pattern: Google AI dreams magic eyes (Google) But applying the AI to a clip of Fear and Loathing takes the trippy to a whole new level. See for yourself, if you dare: NOW WATCH: Here are all of Googles awesome science projects — that we know about More From Business Insider A machine is about to do to cancer treatment what ‘Deep Blue’ did to Garry Kasparov in chess Mark Zuckerbergs vision of the future is full of artificial intelligence, telepathy, and virtual reality These are the research projects Elon Musk is funding to ensure A.I. doesn’t turn out evil View comments
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