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The Beer Fingerprinting Project – how AI could create your next pint
- guskel 8y agoI doubt there is much gain to be realized here especially when factoring in cost.
- Sangermaine 8y agoJudging by most craft beer companies, the AI should just add hops, then add double that amount of hops, then add some extra hops for flavor.
- 52-6F-62 8y agoSomebody's malty today
- kevin_b_er 8y agoThese algorithms can easily be trapped in local minimas and maximas because it lacks full vision. What's most frustrating is that while it can predict or find interesting cases overlooked by humans, it also tends to do things that humans find stupidly obvious as wrong. This is why it'll just create something like a bud light, because it sells so well.
- jerrysievert 8y agoas a microbrew drinker, no thanks - I actually enjoy being able to try new beers, and find myself looking forward to when the taps change over and something new and interesting comes on. Homogenizing beer, which is what I feel this will move toward, helps bring the macro back into micro, and not something I'm looking forward to. as a technologist, the tech sounds like a repurposing of AI paintings, much like the recent AI knitting (I know I'm simplifying it), which could end up with some novel results during the initial training, but I'd still rather enjoy the experience than drink more of the end result.
- dpeck 8y agoIsn’t there a wine club already doing this that purchases a disproportionate amount of ads on Reddit?