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by un 18y ago
At 30 frames per second you would start to earn dollars in just a few minutes of video. The price of 1 dollar per thousand would actually be too high for most applications - there might be thousands of object recognizers applied to each ima
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by un 18y ago
Surveillance technology is one such application already in use (location of faces and people in images), video analytics on google. A much larger market is robotics. (Factories use robots that are custom programmed with vision for each appl
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by un 18y ago
If the applications being created are very small, e.g. in a few hours or days, as is the case in the content creation industry (for websites), small sums of money work. Websites are running on adsense, 1 dollar for every thousand page views
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by un 18y ago
Yes S3 and appengine are doing this, but still at the nondomain "computer programmer" type level. A better example would salesforce app exchange, domain specific applications being created on top of others. But this level of activity is sti
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by un 18y ago
You can use open source libraries such as opencv/torch/torchvision and libraries in R for the machine learning. Haar recognizer is one such algorithm in opencv/torchvision that can locate faces in images. As for the complexity, that's what
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Creating a marketplace for artificial intelligence
12 points by un 18y ago|18 comments
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by un 18y ago
where i said micropayment api's i meant api's which can be used for a small payment (few cents or lower)
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Where is the programmable web
4 points by un 18y ago|9 comments