Neural Networks Are Alarmingly Good at Identifying Blurred Faces
Thanks to AI, it’s getting much harder to hide your face from machines. Continue reading Neural Networks Are Alarmingly Good at Identifying Blurred Faces
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Thanks to AI, it’s getting much harder to hide your face from machines. Continue reading Neural Networks Are Alarmingly Good at Identifying Blurred Faces
To help make the trailer for Morgan, the AI first had to watch a lot of horror movies. Continue reading Watson Made a Movie Trailer, Paving the Way for Police-Worn Body Cameras
If a picture is worth a thousand words, a video must be worth millions. However, computers still aren’t very good at analyzing video. Machine vision software like OpenCV can do certain tasks like facial recognition quite well. But current software isn’t good at determining the physical nature of the objects being filmed. [Abe Davis, Justin G. Chen, and Fredo Durand] are members of the MIT Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory. They’re working toward a method of determining the structure of an object based upon the object’s motion in a video.
The technique relies on vibrations which can be captured …read more
Grainy images that would be clear enough to human eyes confuse a machine. Continue reading How Cellphone Camera Images Can Fool Machine Vision
A Tel Aviv-based startup called Propsera has raised $7 million in new venture funding to build out systems that will monitor and help farmers improve the health of their crops, and optimize their operations. Bessemer Venture Partners led the Seri… Continue reading Prospera raises $7 million to put computer vision and AI to work on the farm