Articles about computer vision

Etzioni on AI: What the World Cup tells us about the best roles for humans and machines

The 2026 World Cup has added AI and computer vision to the officiating crew — a sensor inside the ball, semi-automated offside calls, and 16 tracking cameras per stadium. Oren Etzioni explains how the systems work, what they deliberately leave to human referees, and what it says about automation more broadly. Read More

Allen Institute for AI rivals Google, Meta and OpenAI with open-source AI vision model

Ai2 unveiled Molmo 2, a new open-source AI model that can analyze video with precision — tracking objects, counting events, and pinpointing exactly where and when things happen in a clip. The advanced vision system offers an open alternative to closed video models from Google, OpenAI, and others. Read More

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Etzioni on AI: What the World Cup tells us about the best roles for humans and machines

Allen Institute for AI rivals Google, Meta and OpenAI with open-source AI vision model

How AI is being used to boost efficiency and security at truck terminal gates

Ai2 unveils MolmoAct: Open-source robotics system reasons in 3D and adjusts on the fly

Meta snags Seattle startup co-founder for Zuckerberg’s elite superintelligence team

How this startup used AI to keep raccoons from invading my house

Amazon’s new AI system projects green and red markers onto packages to streamline deliveries

‘Embrace this messiness’: Computer vision pioneer Fei-Fei Li explains her hope for AI and humanity

Ag-tech’s heavy lifting: Rock-picking startup among those seeing demand for automation on the farm

ManipulaTHOR training software from AI2 gives virtual robots a hand — and an arm

AI2 throws down the challenge for robotic scavenger hunt in virtual and real rooms

Amazon’s ‘Show and Tell’ feature for Echo Show enables Alexa to use vision to help blind customers

‘Photo Wake-Up’ makes still photographs – and Picasso paintings – come eerily alive

What did the mice say? DeepSqueak uses AI to translate ultrasonic vocalizations

A beloved horse dies in the night, and a startup is born bringing AI and machine learning to animals