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AI’s Flaws Getting Harder to Ignore. Posted 21_10_03

 

What is it: Designed to loosely emulate the human brain, deep-learning AI systems can spot tumors, drive cars and write text, showing spectacular results in a lab setting but therein lies the catch. When it comes to using technology in the unpredictable real world, AI sometimes falls short.

Why Important: AI is not yet ready for prime time. Furthermore, it is hard to know when it will be. Companies should consider cultivating high-quality data — lots of it — and hiring people to do the work that AI is not ready to do.    

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Amazon’s NEW Computer Vision Identifies Defects Posted 21_10_03

What is it: Lookout for Vision to detect anomalies and defects in manufactured products. Leveraging computer vision and AI.

Why important. The solution can compute a massive volume of images per hour without upfront commitment or minimum fee. Ensures superior quality control in industrial pipelines to customers of all sizes and across all industries by quickly and cost-effectively detecting anomalies at scale to save time and money while maintaining the best quality.

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