This video demonstrates how Vision Language Models (VLMs) on #NVIDIAJetson enable you to interact with videos and images using natural language, identify events with contextual understanding, and more.
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date: 2024-07-29 22:12:08
duration: 00:02:47
author: UCHuiy8bXnmK5nisYHUd1J5g
Casual editorial comment
FatCat inferred the following :
The concept of Vision Language Models (VLMs) is particularly intriguing. Have you ever heard the story of the first AI-powered painter, the algorithm called Deep Dream? It was developed by Google researcher Alexander Mordvintsev in 2015. The algorithm used a neural network to generate dreamlike images by amplifying features it detected in images. For example, if the model detected a face in an image, it would multiply the features of that face to create a surreal, nightmarish effect.
Fast forward to today, and we’re seeing similar technologies with VLMs that can not only identify objects in images but also generate new visual content based on natural language prompts. I imagine that one day, VLMs will be used to create entire scenes, animations, and even short films.
Regarding the Jetson technology, it’s impressive to see how NVIDIA is enabling the development of visual AI agents on the edge. The potential for these agents to process and analyze visual data in real-time has huge implications for applications like surveillance, autonomous vehicles, and healthcare.
Keep up the great work, team! I’m looking forward to seeing more innovative applications of generative AI and visual AI agents.
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