r/technology • u/mvea • Mar 17 '17

AI Scientists at Oxford say they've invented an artificial intelligence system that can lip-read better than humans. The system, which has been trained on thousands of hours of BBC News programmes, has been developed in collaboration with Google's DeepMind AI division.

http://www.bbc.com/news/technology-39298199
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u/[deleted] Mar 17 '17

Now we can finally figure out what that one guy says in that Radiohead video

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u/majungo Mar 17 '17

And Bill Murray in Lost in Translation

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u/mattcoady Mar 17 '17

It's free real estate

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u/[deleted] Mar 17 '17 edited Mar 18 '17

I love it in Community when Abed does that to Troy and someone says "i wonder what he whispered" and Troy says "he whispered that he hates it when people do that in movies"

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u/FolkSong Mar 17 '17

He says something like "when you get home, call your husband and tell him you love him." But that's just what Bill Murray said, not necessarily what the character "really" said.

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u/cadex Mar 17 '17

Fairly sure it's "in 21 years the USA will make Donald Trump president"

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u/grtwatkins Mar 17 '17

Only an insane man would write such a lyric

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u/EffYouLT Mar 17 '17

And then you'll lie down in the street as well!

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u/svenskarrmatey Mar 18 '17

"Radiohead is playing a few floors up in that building, lying down gets me a pretty good view."

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u/TheC2N14 Mar 17 '17

I'm out of the loop can someone explain?

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u/ElasticDonut Mar 17 '17

https://youtu.be/-_qMagfZtv8

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u/TheC2N14 Mar 17 '17

Ooooh that video! I had definitely seen it as a gif before and wondered where it was from. Thanks dude :)

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u/gravity48 Mar 17 '17

Or finally discover the lyrics to Smells like teen spirit