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Microsoft has recently released the KB5064644 update, enhancing the Image Processing AI component to version 1.2507.793.0 for Windows 11 systems powered by Qualcomm processors. This update is part of Microsoft's ongoing efforts to optimize AI-driven image processing capabilities across various...

Here’s a summary of the Microsoft KB5063131 update for Intel-powered systems, based on the official support documentation: KB5063131: Image Processing AI Component Update (Version 1.2506.707.0) for Intel-powered Systems Applies to: Windows 11 SE, version 24H2 Windows 11 Enterprise and...

Microsoft has recently released the KB5063136 update, enhancing the Image Transform AI component to version 1.2506.707.0. This update is specifically designed for Windows 11, version 24H2, and is applicable exclusively to Copilot+ PCs. Understanding the Image Transform AI Component The Image...

Here’s a summary of what’s new and important in Rufus 4.8, based on the provided article: Key Changes & Improvements in Rufus 4.8: Major Speed Boost (WIMLIB Integration): Rufus now uses wimlib for all Windows Imaging (WIM) processing. This results in much faster image analysis when opening...

Amidst the rapidly evolving landscape of AI-driven computing, Microsoft has taken another decisive step to bolster system intelligence for Windows users running Intel-powered hardware. The recently released KB5061853 update, titled "Image Processing AI component update (1.2505.838.0) for...

The link you provided for the Microsoft Support article on "KB5061852: Image Processing AI component update (1.2505.838.0) for Qualcomm-powered systems" currently leads to a "Sorry, page not found" error on the official Microsoft website. This means that either the support article has been...

Microsoft’s rollout of KB5061855 marks a significant step forward for users and organizations leveraging artificial intelligence within Windows environments, specifically through the enhanced Image Transform AI component. Delivered in version 1.2505.838.0, this update is noteworthy not only for...

Artificial intelligence has proven it can pull some serious stunts—whether it’s writing Shakespearean sonnets, helping with coding queries, or generating breathtaking digital art. However, the AI world is buzzing with the arrival of DeepSeek, a newbie on the tech block making waves for its...

I'm aware of how EXIF values work to indicate how an image should be rotated to be right way up. But that runs into problems when using software that doesn't automatically orient images according to the EXIF values. What I want is to be able to fix images so that they are the right way up, and...

In every one of the billion Windows 10 devices worldwide, there is a GPU for accelerating your AI tasks. From photo editing applications enabling new user experiences through AI to tools that help you train machine learning models for your applications with little effort, DirectML accelerates...

In every one of the billion Windows 10 devices worldwide, there is a GPU for accelerating your AI tasks. From photo editing applications enabling new user experiences through AI to tools that help you train machine learning models for your applications with little effort, DirectML accelerates...

What exactly are Cognitive Services and what are they for? Cognitive Services are a set of machine learning algorithms that Microsoft has developed to solve problems in the field of Artificial Intelligence (AI). The goal of Cognitive Services is to democratize Link Removed by packaging it into...

In our previous post in the FamilyNotes series, we introduced the FamilyNotes app, its features, and provided a brief history of the app’s development process. The FamilyNotes app is a sample app that is available on GitHub for you to look over and to use as a basis for your own apps, especially...

With all the pictures we'll be taking I thought it would be cool to do a round-up of vision API, facial detection and the like. We're got a ton of posts from three different authors... 1) Link Removed Summary A musical coding project that turns users into musical instruments using new media...

Let’s take a closer look at the imaging capabilities of the new Surface devices. Link Removed We recently caught up with Microsoft’s Luke Cui, a color-imaging scientist who leads the Surface image-quality team, to learn more about the care and expertise packed into the imaging software and...

Last week I was super excited to be in NYC where we launched the latest Lumia flagship phones, Link Removed and Link Removed. These innovative Link Removed devices have our most advanced smartphone imaging hardware and software to help you take beautiful and natural photos every time. Under...

Link Removed, a popular toolset that Microsoft also internally uses to implement some of its imaging apps, has been updated to version 3.0. Previous versions of the SDK have already powered applications with a total of over 100 million downloads and now has support for Windows 10 UWP (Universal...

Kinect MVP James Ashley is back with a great example of using OpenCV v3 (which we highlighted OpenCV turns 3 and seeing Intel(R) INDE OpenCV), Emgu and the Kinect v2 to implement computer vision/facial recognition. Some of our other posts where we highlight James; Kinect 2 Unity 5 "Kinect v2...

Today's series comes from Coding4Fun Friend, Bruno Capuano, where he shows off one of our favorite subjects, facial recognition, with a cloud twist. Bruno is showing off Microsoft's Project Oxford, Face API's and how you can get started using them. First, Project Oxford? Link Removed Welcome...

Today's series comes from Coding4Fun Friend, Bruno Capuano, where he shows off one of our favorite subjects, facial recognition, with a cloud twist. Bruno is showing off Microsoft's Project Oxford, Face API's and how you can get started using them. First, Project Oxford? Link Removed Welcome...