Articles about deep learning

Effortless document management with powerful AI tool from inq.

The company's Doc AI platform leverages deep learning optical character recognition to upload scanned documents or images of any kind.

What is AI? A human-driven intelligence

Human intelligence is the key to a truly accountable and transparent AI, says Keyrus.

AI-driven Vulavula to champion African languages

Lelapa AI readies its first AI-driven language model technology solution, Vulavula, amid accelerated interest in natural language processing tools.

OpenAI rolls out GPT-4 in deep learning push

The multimodal AI model exhibits human-level performance on various professional and academic benchmarks, says the firm.

AIOps a useful tool

How to turn noise into actionable IT operational data that ensures service uptime and prevents outages.

How companies can leverage AI to speed up delivery

Artificial intelligence systems recognise objects, make decisions, solve problems, learn from experience and imitate examples, so what’s not to like?

So, just how smart is artificial intelligence?

Despite great (human) minds presenting many clever hypotheses through the years, artificial general intelligence is still a considerable distance away from being fully realised.

Powerhouse workstations to drive demanding applications

Supermicro delivers reliability, performance and scalability in its powerhouse workstations for demanding applications, says Keegan Rose, New Tech product manager at Axiz.

Nvidia says AI, 5G ingredients for success

Nvidia has announced a slew of new products at its GPU Technology Conference.

South Africa calls on iiDENTIFii as a critical service provider

We are forced to change what we view as critical, essential, or even important at all as we come face-to-face with the COVID-19 pandemic, says iiDENTIFii.

The future of artificial intelligence in surveillance

Some people expect artificial intelligence to eventually become a game-changer in surveillance solutions and it’s easy to understand why, says Duxbury Networking.

Artificial intelligence creates 'self-learning attackers'

Companies should look past the myths and hype of artificial intelligence to discover its real potential, for good and bad.