The phrase "recognize the content" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to convey the action of identifying or acknowledging the substance or information within a piece of writing or speech. Here is an example: "I read the article twice to make sure I recognized the content accurately before sharing my thoughts with the group."
A chorus of activists, diplomats and national delegates — none more vocal than the coalition of small island states suffering rising sea levels — had implored leaders of the summit to recognize the content of the IPCC report.
Sundar Pichai, senior vice president for products at Google, boasted that Google Photos' ability to recognize the content of images comes from the company's investment in an approach to artificial intelligence known as deep learning (see "10 Breakthrough Technologies 2013: Deep Learning").
It's also able to recognize the content inside of apps in order to present structured but simplified results.
The NCC method for image comparison was robust-enough to recognize the content even under variable illumination conditions with strong brightness in the part of the image.
HyperTV Their pitch: The HyperTV second-screen interactive platform allows applications running on second screens, such as smartphones and tablets, to automatically recognize the content being played on the 'first' screen, the TV, and synchronizes with it.
In these studies, participants are usually required to explicitly recall or recognize the content of the actions to be performed [ 7, 9, 10] or the target events [ 8] after the completion of PM tasks.
There is certainly no such sensor with us today to confirm metaphysical ideas about people, or even to recognize the contents of the human brain.
Among the use cases Box has been seeing with the 300 beta testers is using artificial intelligence to recognize the contents of a photo for the purpose of auto tagging, thereby eliminating the need for humans to do that tagging.
Or put another way, It is only a matter of time before your smartphone is better at recognizing the content of your pictures than you are.
The company holds eight patents on its technology, called stream-switching, which recognizes the content within data transmissions.
A steady stream of advances mostly enabled by the latest machine-learning techniques are indeed empowering computers to do ever more things, from recognizing the contents of images to holding short text or voice conversations.
