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This release includes support for onboarding new set of optimized applications and software, plus support for multi-tenancy and simplified concurrent onboarding of multiple edge nodes.

Understanding the internal mechanisms of large vision-language models (LVLMs) is a complex task. LVLM-Interpret helps users understand the model’s internal decision-making processes, identifying potential responsible artificial intelligence (AI) issues such as biases or incorrect associations. The tool adapts multiple interpretability methods to LVLMs for interactive analysis, including raw attention, relevancy maps, and causal interpretation.

OpenFL 1.6 Is Released and Federated Learning for Healthcare Is Showcasing Exciting Possibilities

At Intel Labs, we believe that responsible AI begins with ensuring the integrity and transparency of ML systems, from model training to inferencing, making the ability to verify model lineage an essential foundation of ethical ML development.

The Conference on Neural Information Processing Systems (NeurIPS 2024) will run from Tuesday, December 10th, through Sunday, December 15th, at the Vancouver Convention Center in Vancouver, B.C., Canada. This year, Intel presents 36 papers at NeurIPS, including eight at the main conference.

Discover how Ultralytics tackles real-world challenges with customized YOLO models, solving problems from hazardous zone monitoring to parking management.

The Federated Learning (FL) machine learning paradigm addresses model bias through diverse data, while maintaining privacy and security for data owners.

Intel employees have organized several workshops at NeurIPS 2024, which are co-located with this year’s conference, including AI for Accelerated Materials Design (AI4Mat-NeurIPS-2024), Breaking Silos Open Community for AI x Science, Responsibly Building the Next Generation of Multimodal Foundational Models, and Women in Machine Learning. Visit Intel’s booth #51 for demonstrations of pioneering research in AI and interaction with Intel researchers and technologists.

The most recent OpenFL release enables the next wave of federated learning development.

This article highlights how emotion-based AI prompting application can support people with dementia and Alzheimer’s