The handwriting input method refers to using a finger to handwrite Chinese on the phone, which will “translate” the handwritten scripts into standard typefaces to display on the screen. "What Do (AI) See" is a project based on a collection of people’s handwritten Chinese, the AI predictions of what the characters were intended to be, as well as the extraction of new appearances for existing Chinese characters based on the handwritten script. These new forms of written Chinese are derived from the moment of every recognition made by the handwriting input method during the writing process. For the AI to decipher the Chinese handwriting input method, they need to be trained by enormous sample datasets. However, this process is largely invisible to the user. This project shed light on the transformation of handwritten strokes into digital language. It asks what makes handwritten strokes a language and how is it that artificial intelligence sees and understands Chinese calligraphy.

See the live site: https://sonnyyy77.github.io/WhatDoAISee/intro/