Month: June 2024

Detroit police department reaches settlement in facial recognition case

The Detroit Police Department has settled a lawsuit filed by Robert Julian-Borchak Williams, a black man who was wrongfully arrested in January 2020 based on a flawed facial recognition match.  As part of the settlement, the Detroit Police Department has agreed to implement new policies governing the use of facial recognition technology.  They include: Prohibiting arrests based solely on facial recognition matches Requiring additional evidence beyond facial recognition before including a suspect in a photo lineup Mandating officer training on the limitations and risks of facial recognition technology Conducting an audit of all cases since 2017 where facial recognition was

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SoulGen Pricing, Pros Cons, Features, Alternatives

SoulGen is an advanced AI-powered tool designed to generate stunning images from text prompts. This innovative platform allows users to create both anime-style and photorealistic portraits, making it a versatile solution for various creative needs. By leveraging powerful machine learning algorithms, SoulGen can transform detailed textual descriptions into visually compelling images, offering a unique way to bring imaginative concepts to life. The tool is accessible through a user-friendly web interface and provides features such as image editing and outpainting, which extends the original image by adding new elements based on user prompts. SoulGen Pros and Cons Pros: User-Friendly Interface: SoulGen […]

How to Build AI Products | Guide

As AI gains power and efficacy, more businesses shift their gaze to leveraging its potential. And the annual McKinsey Global Survey 2023 confirms the explosive growth of generative AI tools. Moreover, one-third of the survey respondents say their organizations are using GenAI regularly in at least one business function. It’s not surprising: AI can boast […]

Big Tech forms AI connectivity standard, excludes NVIDIA

Big Tech computing companies formed a consortium to define a new open standard for interconnecting AI accelerators. NVIDIA was not invited to be part of the group even though it is the largest supplier of AI GPUs by far. AI data centers need to move massive amounts of data with very low latency. High-bandwidth data processing on GPUs happens extremely fast, but the challenge is to transfer data within and between clusters of these AI accelerators within data centers. NVIDIA created NVLink, its proprietary high-speed interconnect specifically designed for communication between its GPUs. The problem is that NVLink is proprietary,

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