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Talking Machines: Fantasizing cats and data numbers, with Iain Murray
Generating faces with Torch. Photo source: torch.ch
In episode twelve of season two, we discuss generative adversarial networks, take a listener question about using machine learning to improve or create products, and lastly, speak with Iain Murray from University of Edinburgh.
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