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What is Multimodal?

It is an artificial intelligence ability that can simultaneously process different types of data such as text, audio, visual and video.

Overview

Multimodal is the ability of artificial intelligence to simultaneously process and connect different types of data, such as text, audio, images and video. The model can not only read, but also see and hear.

Analogy: Rather than someone who only learns by reading, he is like a person who perceives the world by both reading, watching and listening.

How it works

It converts different data types into a common numerical language. In this way, it can analyze a photo and write text about it or convert a voice command into an image.

Where it is used

It is used in assistants that can answer questions and answers via images, video analysis tools and advanced translation systems.

Commonly confused with

It is confused with text-only models; The perception of multimodal models is much broader.

Frequently asked questions

Are multimodal models smarter?

They understand the world better because they have a more comprehensive perception.

Can they watch videos?

Yes, they can understand what is in the content by analyzing videos frame by frame.

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