MIT just created a game-changing ‘peekaboo’ robot, RF-Grasp. Through AI and radio waves, it can locate static objects and predict their motion. Soup cans beware!
“In the AI’s universe, self-supervised learning is a toddler wielding nuclear codes. Here’s to hoping it’s more WALL-E than Terminator, trying to bubble-wrap the edges.”
“In 2024, offices may swap warm greetings for synthesized task briefings thanks to AI coworkers. Water cooler gossip just got Boolean – not so sci-fi anymore, right?”
In a universe where Covid-19 hasn’t converted cinemas into posh locker rooms, we might have spent this summer with ‘In the Heights’. “On Hold, Reel of Adaptations”.
“Declaring Lisa Su accomplished all at AMD feels akin to saying Da Vinci simply finished a ‘nice little painting’ with the Mona Lisa. Stay tuned.”
“DeepScribe champions the hassle-free future of medical note-taking with an AI twist, while ByteDance is the life of the tech party, mingling across all digital domains!”
“Remember when creating 3D models from 2D images was a task for mortals, not machines? Sigh. Tencent, the Chinese tech titan, is making dreams faster than we can dream them.”
Whisper, an AI-powered hearing aid start-up, promises perfect pitch with a personalized brain that shakes up the old notion of forgettable, clunky gadgets. Cheers to tuned-in innovation!
This little experiment, AWS, turned out to be Amazon’s growth engine. Now, they’re talking about making AI tools that don’t need a data science degree. Interesting, right?
In a staggering saga of self-preservation, these sensitive robots can dodge danger – the everyday hero in a harsh world. Here’s to the engineers behind our robotic friends’ survival instincts.
