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Mar 25, 2024

Project Round-Up

Every few months we want to highlight creative projects from people in our community — that means you! If you have a project you’d like to…

Project Round-Up

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Jul 24, 2023

ml5.js Call for Feedback

Today, we are asking you for your help in improving ml5.js and more specifically, our community. It’s been two years since we last updated…

ml5.js Call for Feedback

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May 1, 2023

How Jacqueline Li is Visualizing Sound with Machine Learning

Jacqueline Li is a fifth year at Northeastern University studying Computer Science and Design. She recently completed her capstone project…

How Jacqueline Li is Visualizing Sound with Machine Learning

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Jan 4, 2023

New Year, New Project Round-Up!

Happy New Year! We’re back and excited to kick off the new year with a project round up. Below, we’ll take a look at some amazing projects…

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May 10, 2021

A New Code of Conduct and License for ml5.js

Today we are excited to announce two new parts of ml5.js: a new and improved Code of Conduct and our very own software license.

A New Code of Conduct and License for ml5.js

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Jan 12, 2021

ml5.js Code of Conduct

We are asking for your help to make ml5.js even better.

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Nov 18, 2020

Project Round-Up

Every few months we want to highlight creative projects from people in our community—that means you! If you have a project you’d like to…

Project Round-Up

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Nov 6, 2020

Release v0.60 and more!

The ml5.js team is so excited to announce some new changes to the project.

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May 17, 2019

Let’s Read A Story: talking to books using semantic similarity

Written by Itay Niv. Edited by Ashley Jane Lewis.

Let’s Read A Story: talking to books using semantic similarity

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Apr 20, 2019

The Subtext of a Black Corpus

In conversation with ITP SIRs Nikita Huggins & Ayodamola Okunseinde

The Subtext of a Black Corpus

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Friendly Machine Learning for the Web. ml5.js aims to make machine learning approachable for a broad audience of artists, creative coders, and students.

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