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Samsung announced plans today to unveil its new Creative Lab "Toonsquare" project at the SXSW 2018 show. Seeing how the internet has already destroyed many's ability to form a sentence using proper grammar and punctuation, it makes me wonder how well AI will work to convert a sentence typed into one of its phones into a cartoon.
Toonsquare, an artificial intelligence application which automatically converts a sentence into a cartoon, allowing users to easily make their own cartoons. The app first allows users to choose a character from the pre-sets the app offers or create a character based on pictures of themselves. Second, the app analyses text put in by the user to figure out the emotion and movements implied in the sentence. It then recommends proper facial expressions as well as appropriate gestures of the character. Backgrounds, fonts, and speech bubbles can also be customized to create a cartoon or a picture diary.
Toonsquare, an artificial intelligence application which automatically converts a sentence into a cartoon, allowing users to easily make their own cartoons. The app first allows users to choose a character from the pre-sets the app offers or create a character based on pictures of themselves. Second, the app analyses text put in by the user to figure out the emotion and movements implied in the sentence. It then recommends proper facial expressions as well as appropriate gestures of the character. Backgrounds, fonts, and speech bubbles can also be customized to create a cartoon or a picture diary.
) rules of human interaction does no good if the code is inherently faulty. Making AI generate a comic gives quick confirmation if the code is correctly 
