Wolfram's nifty new Image Identify site tells you what's in a picture (sometimes)<article>
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A new website from Wolfram Alpha will attempt to identify any image you show it, though it’s more amusing than practical at the moment.</p><p>
To check it out, head to
ImageIdentify.com and drop in any photo from your computer or mobile device. The site will spend a few seconds mulling it over before taking a guess at what the picture is showing.</p><p>
It’s pretty amazing when it works. Using the site, I was able to figure the breed of dog that kept following my wife and I around on our honeymoon (miniature pinscher) and the exact type of flower from a hike in Los Angeles (larkspur). It also does pretty well identifying simpler things, like the pizza photo I used in
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Wolfram's nifty new Image Identify site tells you what's in a picture (sometimes)
