Fujitsu North America Inc, Senior Solutions Architect (For Emerging Solutions), United States of America.
Review Article
World Journal of Advanced Research and Reviews, 2023, 20(02), 1485-1497
Received on 21 September 2023; revised on 04 November 2023; accepted on 06 November 2023
In recent times, Vision AI and Generative AI have converged to turn artificial intelligence on its head, with machines embracing its superpower to perceive, interpret visual data, and intelligently respond with context-aware intelligence. Deep learning and computer vision techniques lead to the creation of the Vision AI, which is used in such applications as medical imaging, autonomous navigation as well as security surveillance. Conversely, models such as GPT, which are known as Generative AI, are great at producing content, making predictive analytics, and providing decision support. In this article, we first consider the capabilities of each of these AI technologies in isolation, move to consider how they can leverage and complement each other, and finally consider the ways in which these two separate and powerful groups of AI technologies can be used to solve problems in the fields of healthcare, autonomous vehicles, manufacturing, security, and finance. By integrating these two AI paradigms, automation is improved, real-time decision making is bettered, and operation efficiency is improved. However, at the same time, despite those, their popularization has a bunch of problems regarding bias, data privacy, computational costs and ethical considerations. Solution to these issues is imperative to the responsible AI deployment. As we look forward, multimodal AI advancement, regulatory frameworks, and ethical AI development will be at the forefront to define the way of intelligent automation. Entering the convergence of Vision AI and Generative AI, industries are set to be redefined, human capabilities will be enhanced, and entirely new horizons for innovation in an AI world will be opened up.
Vision AI; Generative AI; Artificial intelligence; Automation; Deep learning; Machine learning; Computer vision; Predictive analytics; Autonomous systems; AI ethics
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Dippu Kumar Singh. The dynamic duo: Can vision AI and GenAI (GPT) tackle the toughest real world challenges?. World Journal of Advanced Research and Reviews, 2023, 20(2), 1485-1497. Article DOI: https://doi.org/10.30574/wjarr.2023.20.2.2226