Friendly Machine Learning For The Web.
ml5.js aims to make machine learning approachable for a broad audience of artists, creative coders, and students.
The team recently learned that the example models used to demonstrate our word2vec functionality include racial slurs and other offensive words that can produce harmful associations. Until we can revise the provided model, we've disabled it in release 0.7.1 & discouraging use.
We are thankful to Beth Fileti (@BethHeinzen) for highlighting this issue in a blog post. Read Beth's helpful reflection about the process that led to the discovery of this issue here: politetype.com/blog/word2vec….
After over a year of discussion and community feedback, the ml5.js team is so excited to announce the updated Code of Conduct and our very own software license! medium.com/ml5js/a-new-code-…
The team has been asking how we can encourage the ml5.js community to create friendly, creative applications of machine learning. We look forward to growing these ideas with you!
🎶 Tune any musical instrument with @ML5js and Crepe.
Michelle Sun joins us on #MadeWithTFJS, to tune instruments live in browser (even your voice) without any hardware. She can even play games 🐍 with instruments 🎸 as an input device!
See how → goo.gle/32PNbiN
📣✨ Join the #MadeWithTFJS Show & Tell!
See inspiring community demos that push boundaries of what's possible using #ML on the web. Join the livestream to connect with @jason_mayes and don't miss the first talk from our friends at @ml5js!
Chat now 👇 goo.gle/3vXuA1n
Join our Discord and share your ml5.js projects on our ml5.js tomorrow for First Friday! The ml5.js team and community will be there to comment and celebrate all of your great work. ☺️ discord.gg/4BYmP7zBc9
Join our Discord and share your ml5.js projects on our ml5.js tomorrow for First Friday! The ml5.js team and community will be there to comment and celebrate all of your great work. ☺️ discord.gg/4BYmP7zBc9