People also say eyes are windows to the soul, emphasizing the importance of humans’ ability to take in visual information.Naver Corp., a leading South Korean tech giant, said on Thursday it has trained the brains of its latest artificial intelligence platform, HyperCLOVA X, to images on top of text.On Aug.27, Naver plans to unveil HyperCLOVA X Vision (HCX Vision), another upgraded version of HyperCLOVA X, after training it with large amounts of text and image data to process visual information, including documents.“We are adding image capabilities to HyperCLOVA X without compromising its text capabilities,” the company said in a statement.
Trained on wide-ranging visual and language data, HCX Vision supports text and image modalities and performs tasks in various scenarios, such as recognizing documents and understanding text within images, it said.
Other capabilities include understanding equations; code generation using shapes, charts or graphs; solving math problems that include shapes; and creative writing such as poems.“Right now, HyperCLOVA X Vision can understand one image at a time.
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