QED Software

Today, AI ethics and regulations are becoming increasingly important, especially in the context of biometrics and privacy. At QED Software, we strive to create solutions that are not only effective, but also meet legal and ethical requirements. For a client in the advertising industry, we have developed image anonymization technology that recognizes people's gender and age without revealing their identity. Our solution is based on encryption of visual data already at the camera level - allowing the image to be analyzed without storing the original. For full AI/ML functionality, we use special image encryption methods that allow us to obtain valuable data without risking privacy. We strive to make our technologies both innovative and responsible. Would you like to learn more talk to our expert.

Our QED Games team invites all AI enthusiasts to a special AI Beyond Games panel - The Future of AI and How It Will Shape the Market. We will be discussing how artificial intelligence is going beyond game applications and changing markets industries, the world. We'll see you tomorrow, October 25, at Game Industry Conference 2024 in Poznan, Poland.

In a second Nobel win for AI, the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences awarded half the 2024 prize in chemistry to Demis Hassabis, the cofounder and CEO of Google DeepMind, and John M. Jumper, a director at the same company, for their work on using artificial intelligence to predict the structures of proteins. The other half went to David Baker, a professor of biochemistry at the University of Washington, for his work on computational protein design.

On October 29th, we invite you to the AI Create 2024 conference, where one of the panelists will be Tomasz Kurzątkowski, our Director of Sales and Marketing. The panelists will discuss the latest trends in the application of artificial intelligence in the creative industry and media. We look forward to seeing you there. (link to the conference in the first comment. )

We’ll see you soon in Poznań.

Data is an invaluable resource today—every day, we generate approximately 328 million terabytes of information, yet research shows that companies only utilize 57% of it. Unused data may contain valuable insights that drive innovation and enhance business decision-making. Artificial intelligence significantly improves the processing of large data sets, enabling more advanced analysis and predictive modeling. In 2024, AI automates key data processing tasks, increasing both the speed and accuracy of analyses. Tools like deep learning and neural networks allow for extracting increasingly detailed information from vast amounts of data, which is crucial for many industries. This technology is becoming the cornerstone of better data-driven management and decision-making. Would you like to discuss your data? Get in touch with us.

Artificial intelligence is increasingly influencing every aspect of our lives, transforming reality before our eyes. Yesterday, John H. Hopfield (USA) and Geoffrey E. Hinton (UK) were awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics for their groundbreaking discoveries in machine learning using artificial neural networks. Their work laid the foundation for the development of artificial intelligence, opening new opportunities for progress in science and business. Today, the Nobel Prize in Chemistry was awarded to David Baker (USA) for his breakthrough in computational protein design, as well as to Demis Hassabis and John M. Jumper for predicting protein structures with the support of AI. As the Nobel Committee emphasized, "The secrets of proteins have been uncovered through computation and artificial intelligence." This shows how artificial intelligence is helping various fields of science and life, changing the world.

Artificial intelligence (AI) has a significant impact on environmental protection, allowing real-time data monitoring and threat prediction. With AI, it is possible to accurately analyze emission levels and make better decisions for sustainable development. Our company applied these solutions in a project with the Sierra Gorda mine, providing mathematical models and data analysis to help monitor extraction processes and environmental protection. Contact us if this topic interests you.

Artificial intelligence is entering the world of recycling, bringing changes that significantly enhance the efficiency and precision of waste sorting processes. With advanced algorithms and image recognition technology, AI automates material segregation, minimizing losses and reducing operational costs. Benefits of AI in recycling: - Greater sorting precision and higher quality of recycled materials.  - Reduction of operational costs through process automation.  - Sustainable development and better utilization of available resources. AI not only accelerates processes but also opens the door to a more sustainable world. Want to learn how artificial intelligence can revolutionize your business in the recycling industry? Talk to us.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) offers extraordinary capabilities in data processing and analysis. With AI, we can automatically process thousands of images in a short time, significantly speeding up work and reducing costs. AI not only provides high accuracy but can also adapt to new data, making it an ideal tool for handling large image datasets, such as in medicine, media, or e-commerce. We successfully completed a project for our client, where we used AI techniques to classify types of children's clothing, which were then uploaded to an automated sales platform. Want to learn more about the possibilities of AI in image processing? Contact our experts, who will help you implement AI solutions tailored to your needs.