Artificial intelligence (AI) can generate , but what about tribal artwork? That’s the question Victor Dibia, a human-computer interaction researcher and Carnegie Mellon graduate, sought to answer with an AI system trained on a dataset of African masks.
As Dibia explains in a , the was inspired by a trip to the 2018 Deep Learning Indaba, an annual machine learning conference held at Stellenbosch University, South Africa, in September. Attendees were provided access to second-generation Tensor
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