Simplify Adding AI to Your Apps — Core ML Say Hello to Watson

Simplify Adding AI to Your Apps — Core ML Say Hello to Watson

  • March 23, 2018
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Simplify Adding AI to Your Apps — Core ML Say Hello to Watson

IBM Watson just announced the ability to run Visual Recognition models locally on iOS as Core ML models. I’m very excited. Before now, it was fairly easy to integrate a visual recognition system into your iOS app by just downloading a model from Apple.

However, the models you can use are very cookie cutter and specific to a standard set of items that it can recognize (cars, people, animals, fruit, etc).But what if you wanted to have a model that could recognize items for a use case specific to you?

Source: hackernoon.com

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