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ASHLEY JANE LEWIS

ASHLEY JANE LEWIS

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    • COMPUTATIONAL MEDIA
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    • FABRICATION
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    • PROTOTYPING THE MARGINS
    • SUBTRACTION TURNING
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A TensorFlow article that I helped with is finally out & getting a ton of buzz on Twitter! Happy to be a part of such a creative digital tool. Go play with BodyPix (link in bio), an open-source machine learning model which allows for person & body-part segmentation in the browser with TensorFlow.js. TensorFlow is a Google based open-source software library used for machine learning applications such as neural networks.
Working on some new futuristic wearable work for the aspiring cyborgs out there 🛸 . 📸 : @mattrossalbatross
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Here are two simple optical illusion projects I made last semester that have been on display in the NYU Tisch School of the Arts feature window since early November. . Fun fact, it takes about three months of uninterrupted, fairly frictionless movement for a mini server to wear down the teeth of its gears!
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