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Multi-Modal generative AI systems: Bridging text, vision and speech with advanced LLM Architectures
Independent Researcher, USA.
Research Article
International Journal of Science and Research Archive, 2023, 09(02), 1044-1058.
Article DOI: 10.30574/ijsra.2023.9.2.0619
Publication history:
Received on 28 June 2023; revised on 20 August 2023; accepted on 23 August 2023
Abstract:
Due to the fast development of artificial intelligence (AI), multi-modal generative AI systems have been introduced, which can handle text, vision, and speech in one manner. These systems allow for obtaining high-quality, context-related results to solve multifaceted problems related to different data types. Achievements in developing LLMs, including the current GPT-4, have proven critical in creating techniques for merging those modality streams, greatly boosting generative AI.
Multi-modal systems are promising in the interest of change in many industries. Creative specialities allow for producing art, music, and literary works based on various input data. In healthcare, they help provide diagnostic views based on such reports and figures or other data types as text, images, or sounds. Most experiments in self-driving cars specify that to make real-time decisions, they employ multi-modal AI. These models provide visual information, voice, and text. Likewise, human-computer interaction is more effective with multi-modal systems providing enhanced intuitive end-user interactions.
This article further explores the underlying technologies of multi-modal generative AI where LLMs built with the transformer foundation are across-modal integration. Issues discussed would be data alignment, scalability, generalization and lastly, the ethical factors that should be considered will also be discussed. If these issues are addressed, then multi-modal AI systems can be more reliable and more general purpose. The article also overviews future directions, including cross-modal transfer learning and the interactive and fairness in AI, thus illustrating how effectively these systems can transform various applications and rewire how people interact with machines.
Keywords:
Multi-modal generative AI; Text; Vision; Speech; Large language models; Creativity; Automation; Human-machine interaction; Problem-solving; Innovation;Inclusivity; Accessibility; Data alignment; Computational efficiency; Robustness; Ethical considerations; Training datasets; Fairness; biases; Performance; Scalability; Optimization; Hardware acceleration; Real-world scenarios; Testing; Transparency; Accountability; Regulatory frameworks; Healthcare; Education; Storytelling; Immersive narratives; Scientific research; Climate science; Cross-disciplinary; Cultural divides; Linguistic barriers; Societal impact; Collaboration; Sustainability; Global challenges; Paradigm shift; Transformative power; Human ingenuity
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