Visual Question Answering (VQA) combines computer vision with natural language processing, offering a versatile AI tool for interpreting images. It has wide-ranging applications across industries but faces challenges such as high computational demands and potential biases which can be overcome by using the right tools and equipment. Gravio's integration with OpenAI demonstrates VQA's practical use, enabling organizations a chance to disrupt their respective industries. In this article, we will explore various use cases and how they may be applicable to you or a business.

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