This is the final post in our series covering the ins and outs of working with Google’s AutoML Vision Edge platform.
We started our journey by training a simple machine learning model in 3–4 hours. From there, we exported the model into various formats provided by AutoML.
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In summary, HubSpot Breeze AI costs anywhere from $0 to $4,300 per month, depending on your business needs and the features you want to access.
The free plan is a great starting point for small businesses to explore basic functionality, but larger teams will need to invest in premium plans and purchase Breeze credits to unlock the suite’s full potential.
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Tutor AI is a next gen learning platform that combines artificial intelligence with gamification and real time feedback to change the way we learn.
With 24/7 availability and tailored to you, it adapts to your style and pace to make learning more accessible and effective.
I’ve tried several other ai tutoring tools and I can confidently say Tutor AI is top of the list for anyone looking to learn—students, professionals or lifelong learners.
Continue reading “Tutor AI Review and Pricing 2025: Is It the Best AI Tutor?”
Looking for a more intelligent way to track down leads, streamline outreach, and boost conversion rates? Instantly.AI could be the power-packed platform you’ve been searching for.
Before this review, I assumed Instantly AI was just a tool designed to accelerate, simplify, and improve cold email outreach for sales teams.
However, it’s actually so much more than that. Instantly.AI gives teams a range of tools they can use to build out their lead database, improve email deliverability, strengthen customer relationships and more.
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If you’ve ever had to dig through pages and pages of PDFs, you know the struggle. Whether it’s an academic paper, a hefty eBook, or a financial report, finding the exact information you need can feel like looking for a needle in a haystack.
That’s where tools like aiPDF and ChatPDF come in to save the day.
These AI-driven platforms take the pain out of dealing with PDFs by letting you chat with your documents, summarize key points, or analyze them in depth.
Continue reading “aiPDF vs ChatPDF: Which Tool Should You Choose for Your PDF Needs?”
Like most content creators, I’ve been somewhat apprehensive about the rising impact of generative AI on digital marketing over the last couple of years.
There are plenty of tools available that claim to help users create high-quality content at scale, optimize it for the search engines, and so much more.
However, I’ve noticed many of them don’t do much more than simply produce generic-sounding content.
Continue reading “ContentShake AI Review: The Ultimate AI Writing Tool?”
We all (roughly) know how to naturally converse with one another. This is mostly subconscious and only really noticeable if an interaction skews from what most consider “normal.”
In the majority of cases, these are just minor differences, such as someone speaking a little too close or interrupting more often than usual.
However, more significant conversational differences can start to occur when parts of the brain begin to decline in performance.
Continue reading “How Dementia Affects Conversation: Building a More Accessible Conversational AI”
Augmented reality (AR) has definitely come a long way. The app Pokémon Go was arguably the first AR game that truly allowed the concept to go mainstream.
Today, videos with Instagram and Facebook AR filters have become standard content in everyone’s news feeds. For businesses, this means engaging in the AR space.
When it comes to boosting your social media marketing strategy with AR, the first thing to understand is that it has become much easier and cheaper to do.
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In order to understand computer vision, we must first understand how we’ve evolved to see the world. Not only is it important to investigate how we see but why our sight evolved this way.
We use computer vision in some of our solutions at Wallscope, so it was important to start from the beginning and ensure I had a solid understanding.
In case you missed the introduction to this series, Joseph Redmon released a series of 20 lectures on computer vision in September of 2018. As he’s an expert in the field, I wrote a lot of notes while going through his lectures. I am tidying my notes for my own future reference but am posting them on Medium also, in case they’re useful for others.
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Joseph Redmon released a series of 20 lectures on computer vision in September (2018). As he is an expert in the field, I wrote a lot of notes while going through his lectures. I am tidying my notes for my own future reference but will post them on Medium also in case these are useful for others.
His first lecture is an introduction in which he details the differences, methods and applications of low, mid, and high level computer vision (CV).
Continue reading “The Ancient Secrets of Computer Vision 1 by Joseph Redmon – Condensed”
