Google researchers taught an AI to recognize smells



For decades, perfumers and scientists have struggled to predict the relationship between a molecule's structure and its scent. While scientists can look at a wavelength of light and identify what color it is, when it comes to scents, scientists can't simply look at a molecule and identify its odor.

from https://www.engadget.com/2019/10/24/google-researchers-train-ai-smells/
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