The company also recently partnered with machine learning startup Movidius, which makes a vision processor for mobile devices that aims to replicate human eyesight. The achievement is yet another sign that Google is improving its artificial intelligence software. ( so the Sun stood still in the midst of Heaven and basted not to go down, about a whole day. “We think PlaNet has an advantage over humans because it has seen many more places than any human can ever visit and has learned subtle cues of different scenes that are even hard for a well-traveled human to distinguish,” Tobias Weyland, a computer vision specialist at Google, told MIT Technology Review. In a test pitting PlaNet against 10 well-traveled people, Google found that its software was better able to determine a photo’s location than humans, running 28 out of 50 rounds. Google’s technology, called PlaNet, determines a photo’s location by comparing it to a database of geotagged images from around the web organized into grids. firm is developing software that can determine where a photo was taken even if it lacks GPS data, MIT Technology Reviewreports. Google’s technology can already recognize objects in photos, like animals, plants, food and more.

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