WF202507 No Deep Learning No GPUs Using Intuitive AI

No Deep Learning No GPUs Using Intuitive AI

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No Deep Learning No GPUs Using Intuitive AI

1. No Deep Learning No  
    GPUs Using Intuitive AI

2. Multi-Sensory AI Protects  
    Children from Abuse

3. WildFaces' $20m Grant  
    for Ethical AI gets  
    Tremendous Response

 

Traditional AI involving Deep Learning and Generative AI requires large amounts of data that has to be labelled and used for training systems. If one wishes to recognize persons wearing protective gear, for instance, one would need to find 50,000 images of people wearing different types of such gear, label the images and use these to train the system. When next the system sees persons without such gear it will recognise them as not wearing safety gear. 

However, there are many real life situations where the data just does not exist for training a system. For instance, a major prison system wanted to predict suicides. How can one get 50,000 individuals to commit suicide just to train the system? 

This is also a problem with Predictive Maintenance for new products. The Mean Time Between Failures maybe very long – perhaps 10 years. How can one collect sufficient data on how and when the product will fail to train the system? In many real life situations there is insufficient data for traditional AI technologies. 

For such situations WildFaces has developed a new type of AI technology called Intuitive AI where a system can be trained with minimal data – perhaps 5 to at most 50 datasets – not thousands.

Because of the minimal training, no GPUs are required reducing the costs but also the enormous power requirements associated with GPU technology.

WildFaces works exclusively with Intel for implementing such AI systems without GPUs.

Lip-Bu Tan took over as the new CEO of Intel in March 2025 and we look forward to seeing a new invigorated Intel under his leadership. Ivy Li, co-founder of WildFaces was fortunate to be able to spend some time with him to explore the furtherance of the Intel - WildFaces relationship.

Lip-Bu Tan CEO of Intel with Ms Ivy Li, 
Director of WildFaces

Multi-Sensory AI Protects Children from Abuse

Multiple incidents of child abuse in Day Care Facilities and Primary Schools have been in the news in many countries. It is an age-old problem which has now become ever more visible.

Using CCTV can create its own problems

Organizations responsible for looking after children have attempted to address this problem by putting in CCTV cameras but this creates its own problems in that such systems can compromise privacy and can in fact be hacked and misused. Further they are not useful in that they cannot detect or prevent abuse. They can only be used after the event to produce evidence which can take weeks of tedious searching through videos.

A System that works

In several countries in multiple chains of Child Care Facilities and Primary Schools WildFaces has already solved this problem.

WildFaces' Child Protection System is an AI based multi-sensory analytics system. Its video and sound analytics can detect if a child is being beaten or abused. It can hear a child crying or screaming or see a child being beaten by an adult.

When an incident is detected, an alarm can be sent to a supervisor and management so that an immediate response can be initiated.

The system is fully privacy protected. All images are redacted using an encryption that would prevent hackers or others from seeing any images. However, management or authorized individuals such as the police have a decryption key which can reverse the redaction and see who was involved.

All of us want to keep our children safe and now we have the technology to help us do it more effectively.

See video HERE.

 

WildFaces' $20m Grant for Ethical AI gets Tremendous Response

There is concern in the community that AI technology can get out of control?

AI systems can be taught to think just like a child. The material used to train it determines how it behaves. A computer system has no conscience or morality of its own. It reflects the prejudices and biases of those that provide it with training material.

In this era when the information universe is inundated with extremist views a computer system can be easily influenced to reflect and propagate those views.

However, this is not a reason to reject AI technology. It has the potential to provide significant benefits to humanity in many areas and our goal should be to harness the goodness that it can provide.

WildFaces announced the grant to encourage the positive use of AI and the response has been tremendous.

As is seen in the in the previous article our customers are already using multi-sensory AI to detect and prevent child abuse.

Projects have been proposed for improving the environment through better waste management. Local Government bodies want to detect garbage bins that overflow.

At major events, organizers want to improve the safety of people in crowds by preventing stampedes.

In aged Care facilities and hospitals people tend to slip and fall in the shower. Our AI system can raise the alarm and get help without compromising their privacy. These organizations are usually plagued by a shortage of staff. The AI system can significantly increase the productivity and effectiveness of the staff who are there.

Increasing the productivity of working people has its own benefits as this can justify higher personal rewards and help them lead more fulfilling lives.

In western society we take clean drinking water for granted. It is purified through processes such as chlorination. But chlorine itself can be very hazardous if released in the atmosphere. A Water Department has proposed a project for taking autonomous remedial action if there is a gas leak.

WildFaces positions itself as an Ethical AI company and the objective of this grant is to encourage the community to find new ways to use the technology for helping humanity rather than to hurt it.

WildFaces has done projects in 70 countries. Organisations in any of them are welcome to apply.

There rules and restrictions around the grant as we want to make sure that the grants are not misused. For more information contact: https://wildfaces.ai/contact/

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About WildFaces:

WildFaces’ patented “On-The-Move” Artificial Intelligence (AI) based analytics system, WildAI, provides video, sound and smell analytics from moving sensors/ cameras on drones, moving robots and body-worn cameras. Such systems have been implemented on numerous government and commercial sites worldwide.

Applications range from anonymized tracking (with privacy protection) and traffic congestion management to sound and smell analytics.

WildAI requires minimal training, is computing light (does not require GPUs) and can be deployed very quickly. It:

Operates in real-time even when the sensor is “On-the-move”.

Requires little data training – no labelling, no deep learning

Is infrastructure light – fewer cameras required

Is computation light

 

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