Prisma
What is Prisma?
Prisma is a very simple photo-editing app created by an app developer in Moscow. Users either select a photo from their smartphone or tablet's image library or take an image with the camera and then select one of 33 different filters inspired by famous art styles like Picasso, Monet, Van Gogh, Munch, Levitan and Kandinsky, as well as popular patterns and ornaments like DC comic book illustrations.
How does Prisma work?
- Prisma utilises artificial intelligence and neural networks to edit your photos. So it might take only a few seconds for your photos to be turned into art, but the image processing is not happening within the app – instead the image has to be sent to Prisma's servers in Moscow and then the result is returned to your phone.
- This is not dissimilar to Google's DeepDream "inceptionism" image recognition software, which set the internet alight in June 2015 when Google's computer scientists released research detailing experiments with a network of computers that produced strange, fantastic and psychedelic images that looked a lot like impressionist art.
- Prisma's CEO and co-founder Alexey Moiseenkov told TechCrunch the app utilises three neural networks that each perform a different task – from analysing the user's image to extracting an art style from a famous artwork to applying it to the image.
- "They are not just overlaying like an Instagram filter. They create the photo from scratch. So there is no photo, they took your photo, then perform some operations and give a new photo to you. So deep learning is like an artist, something like that," he said.
- > THE MAJOR PROBLEM OF THIS APPLICATION IS.......
- Prisma utilises artificial intelligence and neural networks to edit your photos. So it might take only a few seconds for your photos to be turned into art, but the image processing is not happening within the app – instead the image has to be sent to Prisma's servers in Moscow and then the result is returned to your phone.
- This is not dissimilar to Google's DeepDream "inceptionism" image recognition software, which set the internet alight in June 2015 when Google's computer scientists released research detailing experiments with a network of computers that produced strange, fantastic and psychedelic images that looked a lot like impressionist art.
- Prisma's CEO and co-founder Alexey Moiseenkov told TechCrunch the app utilises three neural networks that each perform a different task – from analysing the user's image to extracting an art style from a famous artwork to applying it to the image.
- "They are not just overlaying like an Instagram filter. They create the photo from scratch. So there is no photo, they took your photo, then perform some operations and give a new photo to you. So deep learning is like an artist, something like that," he said.
- > THE MAJOR PROBLEM OF THIS APPLICATION IS.......
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