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The Future of Search Engines is Here

by Plainsight Editorial | Feb 10, 2023

This week in AI and ML news: Bard’s debut, a revamped Bing, and more.

Are Big Changes in Store for Google?

by Plainsight Editorial | Feb 2, 2023

This week in AI and ML news: ChatGPT introduces a tool for detecting AI-generated content, Plainsight makes an appearance in Forbes, and more.

Cultivating Change: Human-Centric Computer Vision in Agriculture

by Plainsight Editorial | Feb 1, 2023

Human-centric AI enables and empowers the workforce, augmenting their capabilities rather than automating them away. In agriculture, computer vision technology is powering enterprises into a new era.

Shutterstock Introduces Generative AI Solution

by Plainsight Editorial | Jan 26, 2023

Plainsight’s latest AI Week in Review explores Shutterstock’s new partnership with OpenAI, human-centric AI, and more.

Introducing Computer Vision for Ranching

by Plainsight Editorial | Jan 26, 2023

The work done by AI-powered ranch vehicles comes down to more than automating key processes. When they’re armed with cutting-edge solutions like custom-built computer vision models, ranchers, farmers, and other agriculture industry players are able to act with greater agility with the insights necessary to independently innovate, build competitive advantages, and make more informed decisions.

Another Lawsuit Rocks the Generative AI World

by Plainsight Editorial | Jan 19, 2023

This week in AI and ML news: Getty Images sues Stable Diffusion, AI helps locate elusive birds, and more.

Analysts Share Updates from CES

by Plainsight Editorial | Jan 12, 2023

This week in AI and ML news: A Friday the 13th look at workplace hazards, dispatches from CES 2023, and more.

Safety First: Computer Vision for Safer Workplaces

by Plainsight Editorial | Jan 12, 2023

While high-risk industries like construction and manufacturing account for the majority of serious on-site incidents, each unique workplace presents possible perils to employees and customers that computer vision can help detect to avoid injuries and accidents.