Pneumonia is a prevalent and serious respiratory disease, responsible for a significant number of cases globally. With advancements in deep learning, the automatic diagnosis of pneumonia has attracted ...
Named Entity Recognition for crop diseases and pests (NER-CDP) is significant in agricultural information extraction and offers vital data support for subsequent knowledge services and retrieval.
The AI industry has long been dominated by text-based large language models (LLMs), but the future lies beyond the written word. Multimodal AI represents the next major wave in artificial intelligence ...
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The field of Intangible Cultural Heritage (ICH) preservation increasingly depends on multimodal data, ranging from motion ...
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Microsoft has introduced a new AI model that, it says, can process speech, vision, and text locally on-device using less compute capacity than previous models. Innovation in generative artificial ...
French AI startup Mistral has dropped its first multimodal model, Pixtral 12B, capable of processing both images and text. The 12-billion-parameter model, built on Mistral’s existing text-based model ...
Multimodal models and world models are emerging as promising frameworks for extending language-based AI beyond text, towards ...
Just in time for Halloween 2024, Meta has unveiled Meta Spirit LM, the company’s first open-source multimodal language model capable of seamlessly integrating text and speech inputs and outputs.
Google has launched Gemma 4 12B, a new open-weight artificial intelligence model that can run locally on laptops with as little as 16 GB of RAM while handling text, images and audio. The company says ...