Cornea AI takes the guesswork out of photo sharing by using deep learning to predict how well your photo will do on social platforms.
Users can either take a photo, or import one from their gallery and the AI will score the photo — it then suggests popular filters and hashtags to increase the popularity of the photo once it’s shared on Facebook or Instagram.
On the back-end, the app developers are using GeForce GTX 1080 Ti GPUs with the cuDNN-accelerated Keras and Lasagne deep learning frameworks to train their five different neural networks: (1) for style transfer which transfers the style of any artist or image to a photo; (2) for transferring color which segments the image to transfer colors; (3) for hashtagging popular images – once an image is uploaded, the network looks for similar popular images and recommends the hashtags they use; (4) recommending hashtags by analyzing what’s in the user’s photo to help make the image trend; and (5) popularity predictor network that is trained to differentiate between popular and non-popular images and give similar scores.
The mobile app is available for iOs and Android.
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