Unlocking the potential of artificial intelligence

AUTONOMOUS vehicles, robots and drones that use artificial intelligence (AI) require hundreds of thousands of images and videos to learn about the world around them. Collecting these images is a time-consuming and expensive step when building AI applications. Instead of capturing data from the real world, tech startup Bifrost has created an innovative platform that is able to generate custom virtual worlds for this purpose. "The biggest bottleneck for AI development is data. There's not enough of it, and it's expensive to get and label," said Charles Wong, CEO of Bifrost.