Chema Alonso Oct 8, 2024
El lado del mal - LinkedIN + ChatGPT: El Captcha Cognitivo del Objeto Descolocado https://www.elladodelmal.com/2024/10/linkedin-chatgpt-el-captcha-cognitivo.html #GenAI #Captcha #ArtificialVision #LLM #ChatGPT #RedTeam #Linkedin
LinkedIN + ChatGPT: El Captcha Cognitivo del Objeto Descolocado

Blog personal de Chema Alonso (CDO Telefónica, 0xWord, MyPublicInbox, Singularity Hackers) sobre seguridad, hacking, hackers y Cálico Electrónico.

Cosmic LogJul 29, 2024
Elon Musk’s views on artificial vision get a reality check
If Elon Musk’s Neuralink brain-implant venture succeeds in its effort to create next-generation brain implants for artificial vision, the devices could bring about a breakthrough for those with impaired sight — but pro
https://cosmiclog.com/2024/07/29/elon-musks-views-on-artificial-vision-get-a-reality-check/
#GeekWire #ArtificialVision #Brain #ElonMusk #Health #Medicine #Neuralink #Neuroscience #Science #UniversityOfWashington
Elon Musk’s views on artificial vision get a reality check

If Elon Musk’s Neuralink brain-implant venture succeeds in its effort to create next-generation brain implants for artificial vision, the devices could bring about a breakthrough for those with imp…

Cosmic Log
Alan BoyleJul 29, 2024
If #Neuralink comes out with #brain implants for artificial vision, they could bring about a breakthrough for the visually impaired - but they probably couldn't match claims by #ElonMusk that they'd eventually provide "better than normal vision," researchers say. https://www.geekwire.com/2024/elon-musk-neuralink-brain-vision-reality-check/ #Blindsight #ArtificialVision #Tech
Elon Musk’s claims about brain implants for artificial vision get a reality check

Researchers say their simulations don't support Elon Musk's claim that brain implants could produce "better than normal vision."

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TecJun 13, 2024
🐽 Chancho's Log:
Day 20240331, Started the sowing of the transported genetic material
Day 20240407, first vegetable sprouts start appearing
Day 20240410, started to transplant the first set of plants in bigger pots.
Day 20240515, the plants seem to adapt perfectly at the local metereological conditions and of the continued sniffings of the local fauna - 🐈 🤪
Day 20240613, the vegetable speciments start the blooming process
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#balconygardens #artificialvision
WebappiaJul 5, 2023

AI’s Potential to Transform the Visual Experience for the Blind #ArtificialVision

Hashtags: #chatGPT #AIforBlindness #EnhancingSight Summery: Envision, a smartphone app and Google Glass accessory, is integrating OpenAI's GPT-4 language model to provide visually impaired users with more detailed descriptions of their surroundings. The app, which originally launched in 2018 to read text in photos, has now incorporated GPT-4 to offer conversational responses and answer…

https://webappia.com/ais-potential-to-transform-the-visual-experience-for-the-blind-artificialvision/

AI's Potential to Transform the Visual Experience for the Blind #ArtificialVision

Assistive technology services are integrating OpenAI's GPT-4, using artificial intelligence to help describe objects and people.

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Ben TimberlakeMay 10, 2023
📃 Artificial visual systems mimic human vision both in their ability to understand scenes semantically and in a representational hierarchy similar to that of the visual cortex, write Stefania Bracci of #CIMeC and @HansOpdeBeeck in PLOS Computational Biology in a paper out today.
#DCNN #ArtificialVision #ComputationalObjectVision
https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pcbi.1011086
The representational hierarchy in human and artificial visual systems in the presence of object-scene regularities

Author summary Computational object vision represents the new frontier of brain models, but do current artificial visual systems known as deep convolutional neural networks (DCNNs) represent the world as humans do? Our results reveal that DCNNs are able to capture important representational aspects of human vision both at the behavioral and neural levels. At the behavioral level, DCNNs are able to pick up contextual regularities of objects and scenes thus mimicking human high-level semantic knowledge such as learning that a polar bear “lives” in ice landscapes. At the neural representational level, DCNNs capture the representational hierarchy observed in the visual cortex all the way up to frontoparietal areas. Despite these remarkable correspondences, the information processing strategies implemented differ. In order to aim for future DCNNs to perceive the world as humans do, we suggest the need to consider aspects of training and tasks that more closely match the wide computational role of human object vision over and above object recognition.