Computers operate on programmable instructions.

Computer Science studies how these instructions are created and executed to solve problems.

Artificial Intelligence takes this further with algorithms that reason, adapt, and autonomously act using available data.

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Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence

How Computers See: Part II (Beyond CNNs)

Vision Transformers treat images as relationships. This is an important step towards object detection and identification in practical applications. To achieve this, computers navigate through a complex landscape of real-world problems.
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How Computers See: Part I

Computers don’t see like humans; they translate light into numbers, detect patterns, and learn through neural networks. From pixels to perception, machine vision interprets the world, enabling tasks from self-driving cars to medical analysis.
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