Google two years ago launched Teachable Machine, a web experiment intended to elucidate machine learning concepts.It let any user with a webcam train an AI model to output specific media — an ...

You've probably heard the term "machine learning" quite a bit -- basically, it refers to training computers to learn without directly programming them. It's a particularly hot topic these days ...

Teachable Machine is an experiment from Google to bring a no-code and low-code approach to training AI models. Anyone with a modern browser and webcam can quickly train a model with no prior ...

As Google's new machine learning demo the "Teachable Machine" illustrates, you can already program a robot brain with nothing more than your webcam. The Teachable Machine is both a limited but ...

Teachable Machine is a no-coding, in-browser AI trainer built by Google. The original version launched in 2017, but Google has upgraded it with new modes and models. You can now export your ...

Google's Teachable Machine is no longer just a handy lesson in AI -- you can now put it to work. The tech giant has launched Teachable Machine 2.0 with the ability to use your machine learning ...

James Vincent is a senior reporter who has covered AI, robotics, and more for eight years at The Verge. Teachable Machine lets you use your webcam to train an extremely basic AI program. Just hit ...

Google has put out a new AI experiment in the form of the "Teachable Machine," a browser-based machine learning concepts teacher. You can use the camera. X. Dark Light Light.