Visual Reasoning
- All
- News
-
Bathroom Glass Wall Design: Why Do Most Hotel Bathrooms Have Glass Walls
Glass Wall Bathroom 2025 Trend: Why do hotels invest in such designs when traditional walls seem more private? Let's explore the reasons that make glass bathrooms a favourite in the hotel industry.
-
OpenAI o3 and o4-Mini AI Models With Visual Reasoning Capabilities Released
OpenAI released two new artificial intelligence (AI) models on Wednesday. Dubbed o3 and o4-mini, these are the company’s latest reasoning-focused models with visible chain-of-thought (CoT). The San Francisco-based AI firm stated that these models come with visual reasoning capability, which means they can analyse and “think” about an image to...
-
Google Releases Gemma 3 Family of Open-Source AI Models, Can Run on a Single GPU
Google released the Gemma 3 family of artificial intelligence (AI) models on Wednesday. Successor to the Gemma 2 series, which was introduced in August 2024, these open-source models arrive with text and visual reasoning capabilities. The Mountain View-based tech giant said these models offer support for more than 35 languages and can be fine-tuned...
-
Alibaba’s Qwen Team Releases QVQ-72B Open Source Vision AI Model in Preview
Alibaba’s Qwen research team has released another open-source artificial intelligence (AI) model. Dubbed QVQ-72B, it is a vision-based reasoning model that can analyse visual information from images and understand the context behind them. The tech giant has also shared benchmark scores of the AI model and highlighted that on one specific test, it...
-
On Camera, Dozens Run Out Of Bihar Train Station To Skip Covid Test
Dozens of people, some with young children, were seen rushing out of a railway station in an astonishing set of visuals from Bihar's Buxar. The reason for the mad scramble: a Covid test.
-
WWE 2K18 for the Nintendo Switch Is the Weakest Big Name Game for the Console
WWE 2K18 for the Nintendo Switch stands as reason to avoid multiplatform games on it.
-
Visual Impairment Will Triple Worldwide By 2050
According to a recent study the occurrence and prevalence of blindness worldwide will almost triple by the year 2050
-
One of Overwatch's Sound Effects Is Powered by Beer
The news comes via the visual source book that comes with the Overwatch Collector's Edition.
-
'We have witnessed a new low in the life of Parliament' by Arun Jaitley
What has happened today in the Lok Sabha has seriously hurt the credibility of India's Parliamentary functioning. Well-meaning individuals are likely to raise serious questions about the quality of Parliament functioning. All the debates of reasonable good quality that we have undertaken in the past several years will be washed off from the public ...
-
Videogames slow, reverse 'mental decay': Study
The study builds on research begun in the 1990s on efforts to improve memory, reasoning and visual processing speed.
-
Bathroom Glass Wall Design: Why Do Most Hotel Bathrooms Have Glass Walls
Glass Wall Bathroom 2025 Trend: Why do hotels invest in such designs when traditional walls seem more private? Let's explore the reasons that make glass bathrooms a favourite in the hotel industry.
-
OpenAI o3 and o4-Mini AI Models With Visual Reasoning Capabilities Released
OpenAI released two new artificial intelligence (AI) models on Wednesday. Dubbed o3 and o4-mini, these are the company’s latest reasoning-focused models with visible chain-of-thought (CoT). The San Francisco-based AI firm stated that these models come with visual reasoning capability, which means they can analyse and “think” about an image to...
-
Google Releases Gemma 3 Family of Open-Source AI Models, Can Run on a Single GPU
Google released the Gemma 3 family of artificial intelligence (AI) models on Wednesday. Successor to the Gemma 2 series, which was introduced in August 2024, these open-source models arrive with text and visual reasoning capabilities. The Mountain View-based tech giant said these models offer support for more than 35 languages and can be fine-tuned...
-
Alibaba’s Qwen Team Releases QVQ-72B Open Source Vision AI Model in Preview
Alibaba’s Qwen research team has released another open-source artificial intelligence (AI) model. Dubbed QVQ-72B, it is a vision-based reasoning model that can analyse visual information from images and understand the context behind them. The tech giant has also shared benchmark scores of the AI model and highlighted that on one specific test, it...
-
On Camera, Dozens Run Out Of Bihar Train Station To Skip Covid Test
Dozens of people, some with young children, were seen rushing out of a railway station in an astonishing set of visuals from Bihar's Buxar. The reason for the mad scramble: a Covid test.
-
WWE 2K18 for the Nintendo Switch Is the Weakest Big Name Game for the Console
WWE 2K18 for the Nintendo Switch stands as reason to avoid multiplatform games on it.
-
Visual Impairment Will Triple Worldwide By 2050
According to a recent study the occurrence and prevalence of blindness worldwide will almost triple by the year 2050
-
One of Overwatch's Sound Effects Is Powered by Beer
The news comes via the visual source book that comes with the Overwatch Collector's Edition.
-
'We have witnessed a new low in the life of Parliament' by Arun Jaitley
What has happened today in the Lok Sabha has seriously hurt the credibility of India's Parliamentary functioning. Well-meaning individuals are likely to raise serious questions about the quality of Parliament functioning. All the debates of reasonable good quality that we have undertaken in the past several years will be washed off from the public ...
-
Videogames slow, reverse 'mental decay': Study
The study builds on research begun in the 1990s on efforts to improve memory, reasoning and visual processing speed.
