In recent years, foundation Vision-Language Models (VLMs), such as CLIP [1], which empower zero-shot transfer to a wide variety of domains without fine-tuning, have led to a significant shift in ...

Neuroscientists have been trying to understand how the brain processes visual information for over a century. The development ...

Making machines respond in ways similar to humans has been a relentless goal of AI researchers. To enable machines to perceive and think, researchers propose a series of related tasks, such as face ...

AI is agnostic, thankfully. As software developers now create the new breed of Artificial Intelligence (AI) enriched applications that we will use to drive our lives, we can be perhaps thankful of the ...

Imagine a world where your devices not only see but truly understand what they’re looking at—whether it’s reading a document, tracking where someone’s gaze lands, or answering questions about a video.

IBM has recently released the Granite 3.2 series of open-source AI models, enhancing inference capabilities and introducing its first vision-language model (VLM) while continuing advancements in ...

MIT researchers discovered that vision-language models often fail to understand negation, ignoring words like “not” or “without.” This flaw can flip diagnoses or decisions, with models sometimes ...