Startup Matroid Uses AI to Pluck Images From Streams of Video

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- April 4, 2017 at 2:33 am #2854
  
  Nnamdi Onwumere
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  MSN/Bloomberg News, 3/26/2017
  
  Reza Zadeh, a professor at Stanford University, has begun an artificial intelligence (AI) startup called Matroid whose software can detect specific people or objects in video streams. The user specifies what they are looking for, using example images and video or preset options, and the algorithms find corresponding people or objects in different videos. This approach could prove useful for businesses, law enforcement, and political and social science.
  
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