Scientist turns people’s mental images into text using ‘mind-captioning’ technology

A scientist in Japan has developed a technique that uses brain scans and artificial intelligence to turn a person’s mental images into descriptive sentences.

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Recurrent Affine Transformation for Text-to-Image Synthesis

Abstract: Text-to-image synthesis aims to generate realistic images conditioned on text descriptions. Recently, conditional affine transformations (CATs), such as conditional batch normalization and ...
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I turned ImageMagick into a quick and easy image editor for every need I have

Here's the thing about ImageMagick: it looks complicated because it's built for power users who need flexibility. When you first open the website documentation, you're bombarded with hundreds of ...
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Apple's Newest iPhone App Is More Useful Than You Think

A lot has changed with Apple's iOS 26 system update for your iPhone, from a brand-new interface to the introduction of two Apple apps that you may have overlooked. One of these apps is Preview, a file ...
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Gender Classification From Pashto Handwritten Text Images

Abstract: Computer vision (CV) is a subfield of computer science that enables machines to perceive, interpret, and understand visual data. It combines image processing, analysis, and machine learning ...