Judah vs. Facebook's dog breed recognition robot
Recorded on May 19, 2017. Judah visits Facebook, an up-and-coming website. He learns how AI works on their platform and how difficult it is to translate emojis (emojii?). And he challenges their dog-breed recognition software to see if man is still dog’s best friend.
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