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How Computer Vision Works

6 minutes 24 seconds

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This video explores the concept of computer vision, a critical technology used in robotics and self-driving cars, explained by experts Alejandro Carrillo and Kate Park. Through computer vision and machine learning, computers learn to interpret images, distinguishing between objects like crops and weeds or recognizing faces. The video discusses traditional programming techniques and how machine learning improves image recognition by utilizing training data to develop a statistical model. Key challenges in current AI systems, such as bias in data, are also addressed, emphasizing the importance of diverse and comprehensive training data. This content aligns with U.S. Common Core standards related to technology, engineering, and computer science, providing relevant insights into modern technological advancements for educational purposes.

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