With the Cloud Vision API, images are classified into thousands of categories in order to detect faces with associated emotions and to recognize printed words in various languages.

After a short limited preview, Google today announced the public beta of its Cloud Vision API — a service that allows developers to easily build image recognition and classification features ...

But Google wants such capabilities to become more broadly available through its Cloud Vision API, technology it previewed in limited fashion last December and that it moved into open beta this week.

Image via Google Google on Thursday said its Cloud Vision API is now in open beta. First announced in December, the developer toolset can be used to add machine learning and image recognition to ...

Google is removing "male" and "female" labeling options from its Cloud Vision API for recognizing objects and faces to avoid potential bias.

Google has unveiled its new Cloud Vision API, to aid developers in the design of app, drones and other robotics that can "see".

Google's Cloud Vision API is going to make for a lot of apps that can see the real world.

Setting up the Google Vision API To use the Google Vision API, you have to sign up for a Google Compute Engine Account. GCE is free to try but you will need a credit card to sign up.

In a recent blog post, Google announced enhancements to a part of its Vision AI portfolio: AutoML Vision Edge, AutoML Video, and the Video Intelligence API. Each received updates to enhance their ...

Google fired its latest salvo in the cloud machine learning wars on Tuesday when it announced a set of enhancements to its existing suite of cloud machine learning capabilities. Here's the rundown.