Today’s AI vision is effective at recognizing simple images in isolation—such as buildings, cars, and people. But when it’s called upon to identify more complex terrain, its accuracy becomes questionable. This is one of the challenges facing self-driving car technology. AI visual systems must correctly spot buildings, cars, and people—all at the same time and in a fluid environment, such as a busy intersection.
Putting AI vision into better focus with method that mimics human processing
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