DEEP DREAM GENERAL

there's already a Dream General thread: >>17380918

>>17383920
Deep dream is a web based neural network application that produces pictures like OP's.
OP isnt talking about human dreams, hes talking about machine dreams.

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colors seem to mess with it

>>17383931

This is why you need to give some context, some info to start a thread... well, unless you want to just blurt out a phrase and then, HA HA , anyone that doesn't understand is fuckin' pleb and not Elite like me!!!

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>>17383945
How do you not know about the most advanced near-AI to date? Do you live under a rock?

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Its like super spooky honestly

>>17383945
or, alternatively, if someone posts a thread about something you don't understand, you can use the old tried and true technique of "shutting the fuck up and lurking more"

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Couldn't get a very good screenshot, but humanoid faces and weird breathing masks show up in this video around 4:50

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dbQh1I_uvjo

>>17384095

Am now understanding why /x/ does the same topics over and over.

>>17384085
>the most advanced near-AI to date

Photo manipulation = Artificial Intelligence?

>>17384124
More deepdream video

> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DgPaCWJL7XI

It blows my mind

>>17384153
Can you google before you post stupid questions, please?

>"As you may know, Google's Deep Dream runs off the same type of neural network that powers Google's Photos ability to identify images by their content. Essentially, the network emulates the neurons in the human brain, with a single core of the network 'firing' every time it sees a part of the image it thinks it recognizes. Deep Dream's trippy effects come from giving it an initial image, then initiating a feedback loop, so that the network begins trying to recognize what it recognizes what it recognizes. It's the equivalent of asking Deep Dream to draw a picture of what it thinks a cloud looks like, then draw a picture of what its picture looks like, ad infinitum."

Source: http://www.fastcodesign.com/3048941/why-googles-deep-dream-ai-hallucinates-in-dog-faces

>>17384187

Buzz words like "neural network" doesn't make photo manipulation Artificial Intelligence despite what the Google Marketing team says.

>>17383890
>ITT OP is too lazy to use the catalog

>>17380918

>>17384187

uh oh

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>>17384242
>ITT an anon too stupid to figure out that the other thread is absolutely unrelated.

I had a dream that me and my Mom were driving down an old country road. Then three ufos appeared in the road in front of us well we were driving. The three ufos approached me and my Mom in the dream and we put it in reverse and floored it. As we were flooring it in reverse I rolled down my window and flipped the UFO's off.

>Can someone interpret this dream for me?

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>>17384672

>>17384212
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DeepDream

>>17386442
>The oft-cited resemblance of the imagery to LSD- and psilocybin-induced hallucinations is suggestive of a functional resemblance between artificial neural networks and particular layers of the visual cortex, a matter which merits further study.

http://googleresearch.blogspot.ca/2015/06/inceptionism-going-deeper-into-neural.html

>>17384240
dogs on dogs.