Better than humans, better than GoogLeNet
MovieNet accurately distinguished “normal versus abnormal swimming behavior” with 82.3 percent accuracy. It surpassed humans by 18 percent, and beat Google’s GoogLeNet, in its early stages. It even picked up the tadpole group affected by chemicals, which would have a direct application in drug screening.

And it’s a sustainable model, and it needs less energy, data, and processing time. It’s as if they just created “the zipped file” of AI, thereby mimicking the human brain more effectively. 

“Taking inspiration from biology will continue to be a fertile area for advancing AI,” Cline concludes in the press release.