ReMix: Training Generalized Person Re-identification on a Mixture of Data
Our WACV 2025 paper demonstrates that intelligently leveraging a mixture of heterogeneous data can significantly enhance the quality of generalized person Re-ID.
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Paper Review: TETRIS: Towards Exploring the Robustness of Interactive Segmentation
It turns out that modern benchmarks incorrectly assess the robustness of interactive segmentation methods.
Why does Apple call neural networks machine learning?
Interpretability and validity are key factors for Apple when choosing names for its products.
Why does AI draw the wrong number of fingers on a hand?
We explain why a task that is simple for humans is very difficult for modern artificial intelligence.
How are smartphone cameras similar to human vision?
The cameras of modern smartphones are very similar to our vision and brain. In this article, we will explain this similarity.
How to automatically summarize research papers using ChatGPT?
ChatGPT can already help researchers speed up the process of choosing good scientific papers and reading them.
How to run open source LLM locally without programming?
With Jan, anyone can run a variety of open source LLMs on their local computer without any programming skills.
OpenAI wants to license articles from a dozen publishers
OpenAI has chosen the path to legalize data for training neural networks, similar to Apple.
Paper Review: Weak-to-Strong Generalization by OpenAI
OpenAI has made a significant step towards superintelligence, but there is still a long way to go.
What is new in AI to expect in 2024?
Apparently, 2024 will be a breakthrough in the field of artificial intelligence. In this post, we describe the main directions of AI development in the new year.
The Times sues OpenAI and Microsoft over copyright infringement by AI
This is probably the first serious lawsuit concerning AI and copyright.
