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Artificial Intelligence: Learning from Limited Data Sets

By Dick Weisinger

Machine Learning is celebrated for its ability to be able to do things like reading x-rays or creating images based on a text description. But Machine Learning is also notorious for needing days and days to train on massive amounts…

Artificial Intelligence: Can a Deep Learning Algorithm be Considered Art?

By Dick Weisinger

‘AI Art’ is the creation of artistic work using computer graphics and AI methods like deep learning. One AI method in particular, a technique called Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs), has become extremely popular. GANs are a type of machine learning…

AI-First Businesses: Building a Core Competitive Advantage through AI

By Dick Weisinger

Businesses need to push to keep pace with technology. Over the last decade, we’ve seen a constant transition of priorities prescribed by tech analysts for what companies should do to differentiate themselves and excel in their businesses. There has been…

Artificial Intelligence: Programmable Resistors Speed AI Processing

By Dick Weisinger

AI researchers increasingly are trying to improve the costs and shrink the time needed to run deep learning computations. One surprising option that is getting more interest is the development of analog processing hardware. Programmable resistors are the analog equivalent…

Embedded Imaging: Widespread Applications for Compact Low-Cost Vision

By Dick Weisinger

The cost of the electronics and cameras needed for computer vision have plummeted making low-cost embedded vision for industrial robots, drones, and autonomous vehicles, a real possibility. The technology for computer and embedded vision exists, is now quite cheap, and…