During the latest edition of its annual WWDC event, Apple made important strides to show developers and creators that it is finally getting serious about artificial intelligence. The company announced its all-new Core ML framework specifically designed to enable developers to build smarter apps by embedding them with on-device machine learning capabilities. But it seems the new system still has some learning to do. Toying around with the Core ML beta, developer Paul Haddad took to Twitter to showcase how well the framework handles computer vision tasks. Using the new built-in screen recording tool, Haddad tested the capacity of Core ML to identify and caption objects in…
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Friday, 9 June 2017
