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AI IN HUMANOID ROBOTS
Plus Why You Need A Second Brain Now
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AI Brains in a Humanoid Robot: Meet Figure 02
The Figure 02 humanoid robot has been unveiled, showing advancements from its predecessor, Figure 01. The robot's wires are more concealed, indicating a shift towards a production model. Equipped with six cameras, the robot has human-like hands with increased strength, able to carry 25kg. It features improved battery life, a partnership with OpenAI for conversational capabilities, and is being tested by BMW for automotive manufacturing.
Why You Need A Second Brain Now (And How AI Can Help You Build It)
The concept of a "second brain," popularized by Tiago Forte, helps store and organize information our brains can't retain. This involves capturing, organizing, distilling, and expressing data. AI can simplify this process, especially in organizing and distilling information, using tools like TextCortex, Mem, and Notion.
Can AI Even Be Open Source? It's Complicated
AI relies heavily on open source, yet major AI vendors hesitate to fully open-source their programs. The complexity lies in defining open-source AI, which is complicated by the intertwining of software and data. The Open Source Initiative is working with tech companies to develop a definition by October 2024.
Google Follows Microsoft's Sneaky Route to Swallow the AI Market
Big Tech companies like Google are acquiring AI talent by hiring leadership and licensing intellectual property rather than buying startups, avoiding antitrust scrutiny. Google hired Character.ai's co-founders and will license their technology. This trend, seen in Microsoft's and Amazon's actions, consolidates power in AI under major tech firms.
10 Reasons Why AI May Be Overrated
While AI garners substantial media attention and investment, skeptics argue its impact is overstated. MIT economist Daron Acemoglu doubts AI's economic revolution, calling it “autocorrect on steroids.” Limitations include overhyped capabilities, environmental impact, and challenges with AI’s intelligence and reliability, suggesting AI may enhance rather than replace human work.
AI Accurately Turns Thoughts into Images
Researchers at Radboud University have advanced AI to reconstruct images from brain activity with unprecedented accuracy. By analyzing fMRI scans and electrode recordings, the AI successfully recreated images viewed by humans and monkeys. This innovation could lead to treatments for vision loss, enhance communication for those with impairments, and revolutionize neuromarketing and entertainment.
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By Chris KalaboukisPlus Why You Need A Second Brain Now
Like this? Get AIDAILY, delivered to your inbox, every weekday. Subscribe to our newsletter at https://aidaily.us
AI Brains in a Humanoid Robot: Meet Figure 02
The Figure 02 humanoid robot has been unveiled, showing advancements from its predecessor, Figure 01. The robot's wires are more concealed, indicating a shift towards a production model. Equipped with six cameras, the robot has human-like hands with increased strength, able to carry 25kg. It features improved battery life, a partnership with OpenAI for conversational capabilities, and is being tested by BMW for automotive manufacturing.
Why You Need A Second Brain Now (And How AI Can Help You Build It)
The concept of a "second brain," popularized by Tiago Forte, helps store and organize information our brains can't retain. This involves capturing, organizing, distilling, and expressing data. AI can simplify this process, especially in organizing and distilling information, using tools like TextCortex, Mem, and Notion.
Can AI Even Be Open Source? It's Complicated
AI relies heavily on open source, yet major AI vendors hesitate to fully open-source their programs. The complexity lies in defining open-source AI, which is complicated by the intertwining of software and data. The Open Source Initiative is working with tech companies to develop a definition by October 2024.
Google Follows Microsoft's Sneaky Route to Swallow the AI Market
Big Tech companies like Google are acquiring AI talent by hiring leadership and licensing intellectual property rather than buying startups, avoiding antitrust scrutiny. Google hired Character.ai's co-founders and will license their technology. This trend, seen in Microsoft's and Amazon's actions, consolidates power in AI under major tech firms.
10 Reasons Why AI May Be Overrated
While AI garners substantial media attention and investment, skeptics argue its impact is overstated. MIT economist Daron Acemoglu doubts AI's economic revolution, calling it “autocorrect on steroids.” Limitations include overhyped capabilities, environmental impact, and challenges with AI’s intelligence and reliability, suggesting AI may enhance rather than replace human work.
AI Accurately Turns Thoughts into Images
Researchers at Radboud University have advanced AI to reconstruct images from brain activity with unprecedented accuracy. By analyzing fMRI scans and electrode recordings, the AI successfully recreated images viewed by humans and monkeys. This innovation could lead to treatments for vision loss, enhance communication for those with impairments, and revolutionize neuromarketing and entertainment.