Maxim Dupont

Autonomous vehicles process terabytes of data every day, but this flood of sensor data does not account for the complexity of the real-world environment. Combining spatial depth with time-based tracking redefines environmental analysis. By incorporating temporal layers into 3D mapping, systems can now predict pedestrian movement more accurately and efficiently

AI is increasingly being used for decision-making in areas where accuracy and trust are important. With the emergence of such AI systems, the need for methods that allow validating the decision-making process, detecting logical contradictions, and ensuring the explainability of results is growing. One key area that addresses this problem

Most Artificial Intelligence systems fail to explain their decisions in critical scenarios. This gap between computational power and human understanding has sparked a revolution in AI design. Consequently, systems have emerged that integrate symbolic reasoning with adaptive learning, ensuring the transparency of decisions without losing accuracy. Unlike traditional approaches, which

Unlike traditional neural networks, which work only with statistical regularities, models enriched with knowledge graphs rely on structured connections between concepts. This enables them to perform more in-depth semantic analysis, improve the accuracy of predictions, and help avoid logical inconsistencies. During the training process, the knowledge graph serves as a

Today, artificial intelligence is fueled not by studio or laboratory data but by reality. To train high-precision models, whether for autonomous vehicles or agricultural monitoring systems, field data is required. That is, information is collected in an unpredictable and dynamic world. This is where the question arises: How to transform

Modern machine learning systems require not only large amounts of data, but also accurate, structured annotations. To achieve this on an industrial scale, companies are transitioning to cloud annotation, a model where the annotation process occurs in the cloud. Utilizing cloud platforms such as AWS, Google Cloud, and Azure ML