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Computer vision is primed for business value

CIO Business Intelligence

Over the past few years, computer vision applications have become ubiquitous. From phones that recognize the faces of their users, to cars that drive themselves, to satellites that track ship movements, the value of computer vision has never been clear. What is computer vision?

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AI, predictive analytics top list of hot technologies for banks

CIO Business Intelligence

Hot technologies for banks also include 5G , natural language processing (NLP) , microservices architecture , and computer vision, according to Forrester’s recent Top Emerging Technologies in Banking In 2022 report. Only 23% of respondents who use AI in financial services use NLP and only 19% use NLU, according to Forrester.

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How the Sports and Entertainment Industry Is Reinventing the Fan Experience and Enhancing Revenues with Computer Vision

CIO Business Intelligence

The possibilities for engaging attendees, increasing revenues and improving sustainability using real-time situational awareness and insights through computer vision are nearly limitless. Additional insights can be gained by implementing computer vision from these streams. Computer vision is literally a game-changer.

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Google Cloud for Retailers adds AI-based inventory, e-commerce tools

CIO Business Intelligence

The tool, which is built on Google’s Vertex AI Vision and powered by two machine learning models — product recognizer and tag organizer — can be used to identify different product types based on visual imaging and text features, the company said, adding that retailers don’t have to spend time and effort into training their own AI models.

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Why entrepreneurs claim there’s no better place to do business than Puerto Rico

CIO Business Intelligence

After graduating from Universidad Politécnica de Puerto Rico with a degree in computer engineering, Alberto Lugo knew he wanted to be an entrepreneur, and he knew that he wanted to build his company on the island. Lugo founded Internet Vision Development (INVID) to fill this gap, customizing off-the-shelf software for customers.

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Swiss Re streamlines insurers’ natural disaster response with AI

CIO Business Intelligence

Dubbed Rapid Damage Assessment (RDA), the platform blends advances in computer vision with other modeling techniques to help insurance clients better understand, plan, and analyze their portfolios before disasters strike, monitor their portfolios as events unfold, and then leverage technology to find and mitigate claims in the wake of an event.

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6 trends framing the state of AI and ML

O'Reilly on Data

Data engineering remains the largest topic in the data category with just over 8% usage share on the platform (Figure 2). Computer vision usage shows a slow decline, falling by 3% in 2018 and 2% in 2019. But the data engineering share is down about 8% in 2019, mostly from declines in engagement with data management topics.