A Stanford University student Andrej KarPathy, issued a call Lua code, which can mimic human speech. Karpathy project page has some ideas and examples of real sampling is used to build a recurrent neural network (RNN) material, or material of human language.Recently, new media artist and Samim do a test to prove that this may very well be like Obama's speech. RNN Obama is based on the Lua code, first of all, Samim established a Web crawler to gather all Obama's public speaking and analyses the content of interviews and debates, all of which were fed into the RNN model Karpathy, then use a short paragraph intro (called seeds), the algorithm can generate a speech.Obama's speech and many, like "hope" and "Yes we can" is very familiar with the topic. Since 2007, Obama's speech-writer has written the 730895 or text, but not including interviews and debates.Algorithm to generate the Obama quote is as follows: Victorias Secret iPhone 5 CasesSeeds: war on terrorHello, thank you, and God bless the United States. We have started collecting medical insurance message in the world. We are hard working but no development. Victorias Secret Case for iPhone 5Seeds: Chinese
Thank you very much, please sit down, thank you very much you are friendly, thank you.Seed:Good afternoon, God bless the State budget increase to face the new challenge–the fact is produced by our own.As can be seen, algorithm performance is not encouraging. "The RNN is the funniest Barack Obama really like to politely say: good afternoon, and good day, God bless you, and God bless the United States, thank you. "Samim said, but he is not yet fully complete. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Osxo3G9mJhk But the President's speech often does contain a lot of cliches, it's no wonder that algorithm will learn the game. And we've got to write press releases and enjoy the photography of robots, perhaps the President's speech really algorithm can be used to write. via mbAttention brain micro-signal (hackmind), bring you a taste of more advanced technology
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