Google Bard Accepts Images in Prompts
Google’s large language model (LLM) chatbot Bard recently unveiled a feature to accept image prompts, making it multimodal. It strikes comparisons with a
Roboflow and GPT-4 will be even more powerful when used in conjunction. In this post we preview some of the new features that will be coming to Roboflow in the coming weeks.
Roboflow’s mission is to democratize access to computer vision. We aim to actively help accelerate the world toward a future where everyone can build with computer vision. As a
OpenAI released GPT-4 showcasing strong multi-modal general AI capabilities in addition to impressive logical reasoning capability. Are general models going to obviate the need to label images and train models?
Team Roboflow decided to end 2022 strong and kick off 2023 with a bang by shipping 12 new features in 12 days. Updates were made to model-assisted labeling, model training, annotation tools, the REST API, Python SDK, and more.
The Roboflow Notebooks GitHub repo [https://github.com/roboflow-ai/notebooks]
contains over 20 open source computer vision notebooks with step-by-step guides
on using 13 different computer vision model architectures. Along
Roboflow 100 (RF100) is a crowdsourced object detection benchmark. The dataset consists of 100 datasets, 7 imagery domains, 224,714 images, and 829 class labels with over 11,170 labeling hours.
Roboflow is on a mission to democratize computer vision and Amazon Web Services
(AWS) powers Roboflow’s model pipeline, which allows us to put computer vision
into the hands of
Roboflow’s end-to-end computer vision platform [https://roboflow.com/] is
transforming the way businesses use computer vision and now you can get
Roboflow
through the AWS Marketplace
[https://aws.amazon.
COCO [https://blog.roboflow.com/coco-dataset/] is an industry standard dataset
for benchmarking the performance of object detection models. The dataset was
created by "gathering images of complex everyday scenes
YOLOv5 [https://blog.roboflow.com/yolov5-improvements-and-evaluation/] is one of
the most popular object detection networks in the world, and now object
detection isn't the only trick up its sleeve!
As
90,000 Datasets and 7,000 Pre-trained Models Available
Roboflow Universe [https://universe.roboflow.com/] launched in August 2021 with
50 open source datasets and opened our computer vision infrastructure
Microsoft Azure customers worldwide can now gain access to Roboflow to take
advantage of the end-to-end computer vision platform to give their software the
sense of sight.
We’re pleased
Roboflow releases new RICK model to end Rickrolling
Newton-le-Willows, United Kingdom, 4/1/2022: — Roboflow, a software business
that builds tools for developers to use computer vision, is releasing Real-time
Recently, AWS released SageMaker Studio Lab, its competitor service to Google Colab. I dove into comparing Google Colab to Studio Lab and here is what I found.
