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Neurala unveils AI explainability technology in an industry first Vision AI software company Neurala has announced the launch of its AI explainability technology, purpose-built for industrial applications and manufacturing.
This feature is intended to help manufacturers improve quality inspections by accurately identifying objects in an image that are causing a particular problem or present an anomaly.
âExplainability is widely recognised as a key feature for AI systems, especially when it comes to identifying bias or ethical issues. But this capability has immense potential and value in industrial use cases as well, where manufacturers demand not only accurate AI, but also need to understand why a particular decision was made,â explained Max Versace, CEO and co-founder of Neurala.
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Artificial intelligence startup Neurala Inc. today added “explainability technology” to its vision AI software that it says can identify objects in an image that present an anomaly or cause other problems.
Neurala sells vision AI software that’s used by manufacturers and industrial firms to automate the quality inspection process, eliminating what can often be a mundane and time-consuming task for human operators to perform. The software collects an enormous amount of image-based data, and with the launch of its new explainability technology, manufacturers will now be able to derive more actionable insights from those images, the company said.