Computers Learn How Time Travels
A century ago, film comedian Charlie Chaplin was using movie trickery to convince viewers he had almost uncanny timing. In his short comedies, he’d catch a brick without seeing it or miss getting hit in the head by a hammer even though he had ** idea it was hidden on the other side of a door
Decades later, historians discovered his trick: he would film some scenes in reverse: throwing the brick up and walking backwards through a doorway and then playing the scenes in the opposite direction — magic. The fact is, though we think we can always tell when a video is being played backwards, we can’t, but Computers may be a**ther story. Scientists at Massachusetts Institute of Tech**logy (MIT) are **w teaching Computers to use life’s little physical dynamic queues to tell the difference between video running forward and reverse. Read more...
06-21-2014, 12:02 AM
Computers Learn How Time Travels
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