Chihuaha or Muffin?
Crative Coding
Summer Semester 2024
Chihuaha or Muffin?
Crative Coding
Summer Semester 2024
Chihuaha or Muffin?
Crative Coding
Summer Semester 2024
Chihuaha or Muffin?
Crative Coding
Summer Semester 2024
Chihuaha or Muffin?
Crative Coding
Summer Semester 2024
With the tool google colab we learned how to train models. Our initial idea was to train a model that recognises a real self portrait or an AI generated cake version of it – but here AI kinda failed and made a cake out of it.
The next tryout was to train the model to recognise if it's a horse or a donkey since we recently had a discussion about it in class.
For the final concept we made a storyline with the models that first start off in a materialistic and consumeristic format, where our model recognizes if a product is “real“ or “fake“, e.g. an Iphone and a Gucci purse. This model will serve a purpose later on in the story within our model, but right now it could already only be used as a product that helps to detect real from fake. After the materialistic objects the story or rather the model continuous with detecting human features and recognizing if they are “natural/real” or “fake”, e.g. teeth and lips. Now drawing a parallel and ending the model with detecting the realness of the human body, we question the importance of it? Why do we feel the urge to know if a Gucci bag is real, or if James from Birmingham went to Istanbul to get his veneers?
With the tool google colab we learned how to train models. Our initial idea was to train a model that recognises a real self portrait or an AI generated cake version of it – but here AI kinda failed and made a cake out of it.
The next tryout was to train the model to recognise if it's a horse or a donkey since we recently had a discussion about it in class.
For the final concept we made a storyline with the models that first start off in a materialistic and consumeristic format, where our model recognizes if a product is “real“ or “fake“, e.g. an Iphone and a Gucci purse. This model will serve a purpose later on in the story within our model, but right now it could already only be used as a product that helps to detect real from fake. After the materialistic objects the story or rather the model continuous with detecting human features and recognizing if they are “natural/real” or “fake”, e.g. teeth and lips. Now drawing a parallel and ending the model with detecting the realness of the human body, we question the importance of it? Why do we feel the urge to know if a Gucci bag is real, or if James from Birmingham went to Istanbul to get his veneers?
With the tool google colab we learned how to train models. Our initial idea was to train a model that recognises a real self portrait or an AI generated cake version of it – but here AI kinda failed and made a cake out of it.
The next tryout was to train the model to recognise if it's a horse or a donkey since we recently had a discussion about it in class.
For the final concept we made a storyline with the models that first start off in a materialistic and consumeristic format, where our model recognizes if a product is “real“ or “fake“, e.g. an Iphone and a Gucci purse. This model will serve a purpose later on in the story within our model, but right now it could already only be used as a product that helps to detect real from fake. After the materialistic objects the story or rather the model continuous with detecting human features and recognizing if they are “natural/real” or “fake”, e.g. teeth and lips. Now drawing a parallel and ending the model with detecting the realness of the human body, we question the importance of it? Why do we feel the urge to know if a Gucci bag is real, or if James from Birmingham went to Istanbul to get his veneers?
With the tool google colab we learned how to train models. Our initial idea was to train a model that recognises a real self portrait or an AI generated cake version of it – but here AI kinda failed and made a cake out of it.
The next tryout was to train the model to recognise if it's a horse or a donkey since we recently had a discussion about it in class.
For the final concept we made a storyline with the models that first start off in a materialistic and consumeristic format, where our model recognizes if a product is “real“ or “fake“, e.g. an Iphone and a Gucci purse. This model will serve a purpose later on in the story within our model, but right now it could already only be used as a product that helps to detect real from fake. After the materialistic objects the story or rather the model continuous with detecting human features and recognizing if they are “natural/real” or “fake”, e.g. teeth and lips. Now drawing a parallel and ending the model with detecting the realness of the human body, we question the importance of it? Why do we feel the urge to know if a Gucci bag is real, or if James from Birmingham went to Istanbul to get his veneers?
With the tool google colab we learned how to train models. Our initial idea was to train a model that recognises a real self portrait or an AI generated cake version of it – but here AI kinda failed and made a cake out of it.
The next tryout was to train the model to recognise if it's a horse or a donkey since we recently had a discussion about it in class.
For the final concept we made a storyline with the models that first start off in a materialistic and consumeristic format, where our model recognizes if a product is “real“ or “fake“, e.g. an Iphone and a Gucci purse. This model will serve a purpose later on in the story within our model, but right now it could already only be used as a product that helps to detect real from fake. After the materialistic objects the story or rather the model continuous with detecting human features and recognizing if they are “natural/real” or “fake”, e.g. teeth and lips. Now drawing a parallel and ending the model with detecting the realness of the human body, we question the importance of it? Why do we feel the urge to know if a Gucci bag is real, or if James from Birmingham went to Istanbul to get his veneers?
