See a real AI spot objects

The Case. Self-driving cars, phone cameras and photo apps can look at a picture and instantly point out what's in it. This is a real one — the same kind of AI, running right here in your browser.

Your tool. A trained neural network called COCO-SSD. It has studied millions of photos and learned to recognise 80 everyday things — people, dogs, cats, cars, bikes, cups, chairs and more.

Investigate. Pick a sample or upload a photo. The AI draws a box around each thing it finds and tells you how sure it is. Nothing is uploaded — the whole AI runs on your own laptop, so your photo stays private.

• Watch the confidence numbers: 99% means “very sure”, 55% means “maybe”.
• Try a tricky photo — a blurry pet, a crowd, a toy. Where does the AI get confused?
• This is how the segmentation and box-drawing Cases work under the hood — now with a real trained model instead of a colour rule.