Vision-language models are at home in the fields of artificial intelligence, digital transformation, big data and smart data. They combine the ability to recognise images with the understanding and processing of language. This means that computers can use these models to both see and speak - and link the two together.
Imagine you upload a photo of a dog and the system automatically describes: "A brown dog running across a meadow." This is possible thanks to vision-language models. They analyse the image, recognise objects and translate what they see into understandable words.
This technology can be used in a variety of ways in companies. For example, online shops can use it to automatically describe product images, which improves the product search for customers with visual impairments. In big data analysis, vision language models help to analyse large amounts of image and text data together and find new correlations.
In short, vision-language models make computers fit not only to see our world, but also to understand and describe it.















