Vision agents are a new form of technology designed to change how we interact with our computers.
This post explores the specific challenges deep learning faces and how neurosymbolic AI aims to provide solutions.
In this post, we explore two prominent approaches: agentic workflows and zero-shot prompting
Logical Neural Networks (LNNs) represent a significant step forward in developing intelligent agent AI.
Training AI agents is a dynamic process requiring ongoing experimentation with methodologies, architectures, and parameters.
Neurosymbolic AI aims to bridge these gaps by merging deep learning's strengths with the reasoning abilities of symbolic AI.
Addressing the challenge of stuck vision AI agents demands improvements in prompt design, tool execution, and agent decision-making capabilities.
In today's digital landscape, infotainment solutions have become integral to various industries, transforming how users interact with technology.
In the fast-paced landscape of software development, testing is the backbone that ensures applications perform optimally and meet user expectations.
In today’s fast-paced retail landscape, Point of Sale (POS) systems are essential for facilitating transactions and enhancing customer experiences.
In the ever-evolving landscape of software quality assurance, testing Citrix-based applications has long been a significant challenge for QA teams and
Hey there, insurance innovators! Remember when we thought AI was just for chatbots and fraud detection?
AI—yeah, it's everywhere now, right? It’s been building for decades, and suddenly it feels like we’re on the edge of something big.
Dominik Klotz, co-founder of AskUI, was a guest on the esteemed Practical AI podcast. Providing a view on unique and precious values of AskUI.
AskUI, the Karlsruhe-based AI startup, has earned a spot in the top 20 AI startups in Germany.