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Filtering by Tag: computer vision
MaintainPR client LDV Capital (http://www.ldv.co/), is a venture fund investing in people building visual technology businesses at the seed stage.
Today, General Partner Evan Nisselson was published in TechCrunch around an advantage disrupting the ability for anyone to create and leverage synthetic data to train computers across many use cases.
See: Deep learning with synthetic data will democratize the tech industry -- TechCrunch
MaintainPR client LDV Capital is having a great start to 2018 with the announcement of a second fund with $10 million for investing at the pre-seed or seed stage.
Dedicated to supporting and investing in deep technical teams that leverage computer vision, machine learning and artificial intelligence to analyze visual data, Evan Nisselson and his team at LDV also helm the LDV Vision Summit
Check out coverage of the news in WSJ, Strictly VC and more.
GumGum's computer vision platform for in-image advertising is expanding beyond media and ad verticals. By helping sports sponsors evaluate ROI across untapped opportunities in social media, this MaintainPR client has seen a record year, surpassing $100M in revenue.
Read more in Forbes.
What happens to marketing in a world with 45B cameras? Well, in 2022 we will be faced with that scenario.
In this piece for MediaShift, GumGum CTO Ken Weiner takes the stats from the recent LDV Insights Report and breaks down example ramifications for consumers, marketers and technologists.
Heads Up! Marketers to Combine AI with 44 Billion Cameras -- MediaShift
The 4th annual LDV Vision Summit concluded last week in NYC.
Congrats to the winners of the best startup (Fantasmo.io's Jameson Detweiler, Co-Founder & CEO) and Entrepreneurial Computer Vision Challenge's winner Timnit Gebru, Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, PhD Candidate!
This year had many resounding takeaways about myth versus reality of general AI, where exactly we are autonomous driving (thanks to detailed presentations from Lyft, AutoX and Uber) and especially in health tech, a new area where we had expert talks on how AI and machine vision are accelerating treatment of disease ; liberating the MRI.
The addition of moderation from Fortune's Erin Griffith was great and she joined already seasoned pros like Mike Murphy (Quartz) and Joshua Brustein (Bloomberg) to help make sure panelists and speakers stayed on their toes and delivered value for the audience.
Here is a recap of the press. We'll see you next year!
5 ways computer vision could impact how we do AI -- VentureBeat
LDV Vision Summit in Fortune Term Sheet -- Fortune
Power to the pupils: The Internet of Eyes is fueling a race to dominate next generation cameras -- Venturebeat
Smartglasses to Replace Phones? -- Althea Chang, Tom's Guide
The war over artificial intelligence will be won with visual data -- Evan Nisselson, TechCrunch