TechEcho

This is honestly one of the best uses of ML I've read about. A large amount of boring work that isn't easily handled by a descriptive model.

I'm tempted to repeat this for the Little Nemo in Slumberland comic strip [1] that ran in the early 1900's. Like the Krazy Kat comics, the Fantagraphics collections of the strips are long out of print and expensive when found usd.<p>[1] <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Little_Nemo" rel="nofollow">https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Little_Nemo</a>

I’m shocked how out of hand the price went for advanced auto ml for such a tiny dataset.<p>I can’t imagine the ridiculous costs if one were to train on tens of thousands high- or even mid-res images!

Made an account just to say your work is Awesome. As i read the title, thought to myself "AI goes boink" Glad to see ai programs beings used in novel ways.<p>P.S: thanks for all the comic. Cheers :)

Wonder why he didn’t use the Core ML image analysis tools built in to Xcode?

Uh, why don't you publish your own $600 book now?

This is honestly one of the best uses of ML I've read about. A large amount of boring work that isn't easily handled by a descriptive model.

Made an account just to say your work is Awesome. As i read the title, thought to myself "AI goes boink" Glad to see ai programs beings used in novel ways.<p>P.S: thanks for all the comic. Cheers :)

Wonder why he didn’t use the Core ML image analysis tools built in to Xcode?

Uh, why don't you publish your own $600 book now?

I used ML to find public domain Krazy Kat comics in newspaper archives

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I used ML to find public domain Krazy Kat comics in newspaper archives

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