Artificial Intelligence in its most disarmed way

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I can sometimes be afraid of what artificial intelligence can do, deep fake is quite scary to me, and other things like AI writing tools. That can make me shiver a bit. Even if I know that this technic has come to stay. 1984 is here or has already passed. We have to live with the knowledge that artificial intelligence is going to follow us for the rest of our lives.

But I am also fascinated by the all technology humans can invent, and I use it also. I can use AI tools for writing sometimes, I have Amazon Echo, and I love when I get surprised by a new invention.

Here I have a list of AI tools I found, that haven't any purpose other than for fun. AI tools just for the pleasure of what artificial intelligence can do.

And they don't scare me, they have no purpose at all actually, just for pleasure and fun.

Poemportraits

PoemPortraits is an artificial intelligence-based application that assists in the creation of personalized poetry. PoemPortraits, a project aimed at bridging the gap between AI and humans, asks users to submit a word, after which the algorithm generates an original poem based on the millions of words of nineteenth-century poetry. On the platform, all of these created poems are constructing collective poetry that is always changing.

Cyborg Writer

Another amazing tool that may imitate many writing styles is Cyborg Writer. To get started with Cyborg Writer, type a few words and then select Synthesize.

Your sentences are continued by the Cyborg Writer in the style you chose. The styles of the United States Supreme Court, William Shakespeare, Donald Trump, Wikipedia, and others are among them.

Quick, Draw!

This is a fun game that demonstrates how far AI has progressed in comprehending visuals.

Quick, Draw! is the most entertaining of the bunch. It's a Google-developed online AI-powered game in which the AI must guess what the player drew on the board. A neural network is used in the game to guess the artwork and the human intent behind them. With each drawing, the AI improves its capabilities, increasing its ability to properly estimate the human painting in the future. The game also lets players contribute their sketches to the world's largest doodling data set, which has been made public to aid in machine learning research.

Talk to books

Another of Google's semantic experiments, Talk to Books, aims to interpret human interactions. You are instructed to type any question or statement in this experiment.

The technology then goes through over 100,000 books looking for sentences that are likely to come up next in real-life talks.

Talk to Books recommends utilizing whole sentences rather than keywords to get more relevant results. To improve your results, you can sort the books by category.

AVIVA

If you're interested in music creation, this AI tool can assist you in creating your music during the lockdown. AVIVA is an artificial intelligence (AI)-powered program that allows users to produce emotional soundtrack music. The software has a pre-programmed algorithm for creating music in pre-defined styles such as current cinematic, pop, electronica, and jazz, to mention a few. This application has grown in popularity to the point where it is now used for film soundtracks, advertising firms, and game studios.

DeepArt

Deepart.io creates amazing artwork from your photos. Upload a photo and choose a style to apply to the image to create your artwork.

Even though Deepart.io includes a large number of styles, you can also upload your own. Although the conversion of the photographs takes some time, the result is very remarkable.

Deepart.io offers three different subscription options, one of which is completely free. The photographs created with the free plan, on the other hand, are of low quality. The high-resolution image can be purchased if you wish to print your artwork on a shirt or mug.

This is artificial intelligence in its most disarming manner.

Hope you enjoy it, and have fun.