Multimodal artificial intelligence (MLLM) could be the key to the development of artificial general intelligence, a technology that could in the future replace humans in any intellectual task or work.
Kosmos-1 is a multimodal model developed by Microsoft researchers. Last Monday, it was unveiled as a model capable of:
The development of theArtificial intelligence multimodal is seen as a crucial step towards creating an artificial general intelligence (AGI) capable of performing general human-level tasks.
“Being a fundamental part of intelligence, multimodal perception is a necessity to achieve artificial general intelligence, in terms of knowledge acquisition and real-world embedment,” the researchers write in their academic paper, Language Is Not All You Need: Aligning Perception with Language Model.
The Kosmos-1 model can analyze images and answer questions about them, read text from an image, write captions for images, and score between 22 and 26 percent on a visual IQ test, such as demonstrated in the visual examples in the Kosmos-1 study.
OpenAI, Microsoft's key business partner in artificial intelligence, has set AGI as its primary focus. Kosmos-1 appears to be an exclusive initiative of Microsoft, without the assistance of OpenAI.
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