Nvidia yesterday revealed an AI capable of producing photograph-quality images of people who don’t exist. The next time you click on an attractive profile pic you might be admiring the fictional creation of a clever computer. Alan Turing, we need you now more than ever. The researchers built a global adversarial network (GAN) to pit two AI systems against one another in a quest to produce high quality “photographs” of fake people. Machines, rather than fight to the death, split the work into “creating images” and “judging images,” in order to fine-tune the results. Scientists fed the AI images of…
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