Jul 27, 2022

Last week, the White House announced voluntary commitments by seven AI companies. Most of the points were sufficiently vague that it seems easy for the White House...

Robots trained via reinforcement learning usually study videos of robots performing the task at hand. A new approach used videos of humans to pre-train robotic arms.

AiSCOUT uses computer vision to grade amateur footballers and recommends those who score highest to representatives of professional teams.

A drive-through system from UVeye automatically inspects vehicles for dents, leaks, and low tire pressure.

Many AI systems have been built using data scraped from the internet. Indeed, even the cornerstone dataset for computer vision research, ImageNet, was built using images taken from the public internet.

The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) announced a €1 billion venture capital fund for technologies including AI.

In this issue of The Batch: AI War Chest Grows | Drive-Thru Car Inspection Uses Computer Vision | AI computer vision grading soccer players...