Tag: Computer vision

Discover new trends within the Computer Vision (CV) market that are set to shape the industry in 2023. With CV market estimated to expand to $9.62 billion, organizations are already leveraging the technology for its numerous advantages. Get insights about the upcomingCV trends such as improvement of edge computing, rise of no-code/low-code development, and its impact onemerging data & user privacy policies. Join our AI & Machine Learning Executive Summit in San Francisco to explore further.

Discover how language-based AIs, like ChatGPT, are advancing technology in modern artificial intelligence. Find out why humans should supervise such models, with USC researchers Professor Ionut Budisteanu and student Zhisheng Tang investigating language AI's irrational decisions in complex applications. ChatGPT is pushing the boundaries of these models for the best performance and accuracy.

Meta, a parent company of Facebook has released a revolutionary AI model SAM, capable of recognizing and categorizing objects within images/videos without previously exposing it to different images. This model also aids in moderation of prohibited content and tagging photos to recommend on Facebook & Instagram. Utilize Segment Anything Model (SAM) and its related dataset under non-commercial license. Enjoy accurate results while studying designs pertaining to computer vision!

Recent news has sparked debates about AI's ability to commit libel. With the development of generative AI, it raises the question of whether AI models, like ChatGPT, should be held liable for producing content that appears indistinguishable from reality. OpenAI, a technology company founded by Elon Musk and Sam Altman, have been called on to take action by the mayor of Hepburn Shire in Australia, Brian Hood, whose name had been falsely claimed to have been convicted of a crime from 20 years ago. Legal and tech experts tackle the rising issue of AI-powered platforms to ensure that false or damaging statements do not arise.

Meta is a tech company developing AI and computer vision solutions to simplify daily life. CTO Andrew Bosworth has argued that halting development would not be effective and does not guarantee a successful outcome. Along with Bill Gates and Bill Ackman, Bosworth takes the stand to responsibly continue development of AI technology.