In this column we are going to review a very interesting topic: Sensory AI. In this regard, a recent publication on the brainchip.com portal comments that: “In the world of Beneficial AI, some of the most exciting possibilities can be found in sensory applications. Sensory AI is learning through sensory inputs: information from the five human senses, vision, hearing, smell, taste, and touch.” A recent post indicates that search volume for “sensory AI” has grown by 525% in the last 24 months. Meta has introduced the ImageBind AI model. This model can learn from six types of sensory data. Although it is still in the research phase, Meta believes that this system will be able to generate multisensory content in the future. Next, let’s look at some interesting examples where AI sensory modalities mimic the senses…
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