AI image generators seem to be increasing in popularity by the day.
These tools leverage artificial intelligence to create realistic images, artwork, and even entire scenes based on text prompts or other inputs.
Among the top contenders in this space are:
Jasper’s AI Art, OpenAI’s DALL-E 2, and StarryAI but there are many others worth knowing about, too.
Continue reading 9 Best AI Image Generators for 2024 (Pros, Cons, Pricing)
Having a website isn’t just a nice-to-have — it’s a must-have. But let’s be real, not everyone is a coding wizard or has the time to become one. That’s why AI website builders are taking off.
These helpful platforms leverage artificial intelligence to simplify the complex task of website creation, making it accessible to everyone.
Whether you’re a small business owner, a freelancer, or just someone with a big idea, AI website builders are your fast track to a professional online presence.
Today, we’re talking about the best AI website builders that can bring your vision to life. But first, what are we even talking about?
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Whether you want to enhance the resolution of your image or correct the colors of an old photo, you can count on AI to get the job done.
But perhaps one of the most influential and popular features is how AI can remove the backgrounds of images in a single click.
If you have been looking for such a feature to make your life easier, the following list of 10 of the best AI background remover solutions can help.
AI background removers are a game-changer for quick, high-quality edits.
If you want speed and ease, try Remove.bg or Canva Background Remover.
If you need pro-level accuracy, Adobe Photoshop’s AI tool is the way to go.
For bulk background removal, Slazzer or Remove.bg Pro are great choices.
Try a free version first, then upgrade if you need better resolution or batch processing.
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Today, we’re taking a look at two of the top AI copywriting tools in the industry: Jasper AI and Copy AI.
If you’ve been on the hunt for a reliable, efficient, and downright impressive AI writing assistant, chances are you’ve stumbled upon these two contenders.
But which one truly deserves a spot in your creative toolkit? That’s the most important question and I’m here to answer it today.
I’ve put both AI writing software options through their paces, testing out their features, ease of use, and overall performance to see where they measure up.
Continue reading “Jasper AI vs Copy AI – Which is Better & Why? (2023)”
You’re in the right place if you’re looking for a quick round-up of the best AI image recognition software.
Here, we’re exploring some of the finest options on the market and listing their core features, pricing, and who they’re best for.
Curious? Great! Stick with us as we discuss the best AI image recognition software.
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If you’re just getting started with machine learning in Lens Studio — and especially if you don’t have much in the way of previous ML experience — then working with SnapML can be quite intimidating.
In this post, I want to offer some basic tips to help you get up and running, or to troubleshoot if you’re having difficulties getting your ML Component (the Lens Studio Object that holds and and allows you to configure AI models) working.
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Drones are unmanned, aerial devices used for a variety of purposes. When first developed, these devices were manually, remotely controlled. Now, however, drones often incorporate artificial intelligence, automating some or all operations.
The incorporation of AI enables drone vendors to use data from sensors attached to the drone to collect and implement visual and environmental data. This data enables autonomous or assisted flight, making operation easier, and increasing accessibility. As a result, drones have become part of the smart mobility offerings that are now commercially available to businesses and consumers.
Backpropagation is one of the primary things one learns when one enters the field of deep learning. However, many people have a shadowy idea of backpropagation as it is explained in many beginner-level courses as an intuitive way of following gradients of the loss function through the layers, but seldom referenced mathematically.
Wherever mathematics is involved (especially in deep learning resources and papers) things get a bit too complex and equations are expected to explain themselves at times. Deep learning nowadays is no longer restricted to students at graduate school or research scholars, but is also explored by undergraduates — who tend to skip the mathematical part as it often seems boring.
Navigation is an essential part of any mobile app that has multiple screens leading to a variety of interactions for the user. Building a working navigation system often requires us to create a structure that allows for different kinds of navigators working together.
Using react-navigation, you can definitely nest different types of navigators in a React Native app. The term nesting, when it comes to navigators, refers to rendering one navigator inside a screen of another navigator.
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The introduction of iOS 13 brought a major upgrade to Apple’s augmented reality framework. ARKit 3 arrived with a lot of interesting new features — people occlusion, motion tracking, simultaneous front and back camera, and collaborative support. These enhancements to ARKit strongly indicate Apple’s ambition for pushing AR immersion even further.
Up until iOS 12, we had SceneKit, SpriteKit, and Metal as the primary rendering frameworks. Among these, SceneKit, the 3D graphics framework, had been the most logical choice for building ARKit apps.
Continue reading Introduction to RealityKit on iOS— Entities, Gestures, and Ray Casting
