At a time when many versions of AI rely on pre-established data sets for image recognition, Facebook has developed SEER (Self-supERvised) – a deep learning solution able to register images on the Internet independent of …
March 6,2021 report At a time when many versions of AI rely on pre-established data sets for image recognition, Facebook has developed SEER (Self-supERvised) – a deep learning solution able to register images on the Internet independent of curated and labeled data sets. With major advances already underway in natural language processing (NLP) including machine translation, natural language interference and question answering, SEER uses an innovative billion-parameter, self-supervised computer vision model able to learn from any online image. Thus far, the Facebook AI team has tested SEER on one billion uncurated and unlabeled public Instagram images. The new program performed better than the most advanced self-supervised systems as well as self-supervised models on downstream tasks such as low-shot, object detection, image detection and segmentation. In fact, exposure to only 10 percent of the ImageNet data set still resulted in a 77.
