He started his image processing PhD when it was like, “Now I’ll write the code to find the mustache.” By the end of his PhD, because it takes six years, you just throw all this data at the thing and something pops out. I was at Foo Camp a couple years ago, and I was talking to a guy who was-I can’t remember the name of the package, but he was at Cal, working on one of the big open source packages. The deep learning stuff went from basically not working at all to, “Now I can talk into my phone and a text message comes out.” Something happened in there. Hecker: Well, I specifically mean the deep learning kind of AI. GamesBeat: You would think that you had AI as an idea in this game from way back. GamesBeat: How are you feeling about this?Ĭhris Hecker: In some ways, I feel like I’ve spent a lot of time on this, and in the meantime things like artificial intelligence have become so big.
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