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Check out "General Adversarial Networks". It's basically training a two-part AI via an arms race; one part is trying to fake out the other, the other is trying
by RangerScience 10y ago
Check out "General Adversarial Networks". It's basically training a two-part AI via an arms race; one part is trying to fake out the other, the other is trying to detect the fake.
- kalid 10y agoSmall fix, I believe it's "Generative" Adversarial Networks.
- RangerScience 10y agoYou are correct sir.
- alanbernstein 10y agoSo you start a company to produce two networks with GAN techniques, then sell them as separate products, to the opposing sides...
- oh_sigh 10y agoEssentially how AdBlock operates, without the GAN/ML (yet)
- visarga 10y ago> Check out "General Adversarial Networks" Another way to describe GANs is that the loss function, which used to be hand-made, now is a whole separate neural net and can be learned bottom-up instead of dictated top-down. There was a time when features were hand-made. Now we have deep learning and finding good features is automatic. GANs automate another part of the process.