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Segment Anything Model and the Hard Problems of Computer Vision — with Joseph Nelson of Roboflow - Vimarsana News

Segment Anything Model and the Hard Problems of Computer Vision — with Joseph Nelson of Roboflow

Listen now (80 min) | Ep. 7: Meta open sourced a model, weights, and dataset 400x larger than the previous SOTA. Joseph introduces Computer Vision for developers and what's next after OCR and Image Segmentation are solved.

China's new rules on A.I. chatbots add new wrinkle to moratorium question - Vimarsana News

China's new rules on A.I. chatbots add new wrinkle to moratorium question

As Beijing puts a speed bump on domestic generative A.I., perhaps it's time rethink the call for a 6-month moratorium on A.I. development in the U.S.

Top Tech News of the Week: April 8 - Vimarsana News

Top Tech News of the Week: April 8

Elon Musk Was Bumped Down on Forbes’ “Billionaires List” and Cash App Creator Bob Lee Was Fatally Stabbed in This Week’s Tech Roundup: Meta also revealed an advanced new AI model

Meta releases AI model that can identify items within images - Vimarsana News

Meta releases AI model that can identify items within images

Facebook-owner Meta published an artificial intelligence model on Wednesday (April 5) that can pick out individual objects from within an image, along with a dataset of image annotations that it said was the largest ever of its kind. The company's research division said in a blog post that its Segment Anything Model, or SAM, could identify objects in images and...

UN sec. general says Afghan banning women from work is 'intolerable' - Vimarsana News

UN sec. general says Afghan banning women from work is 'intolerable'

UN secretary-general Antonio Guterres said a ban by Taliban authorities on Afghan women working for the UN was 'an intolerable violation of the most basic human rights"