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videoUnitree G1 humanoid robot can now run (but autonomy lags)
Unitree G1 humanoid robot shows real running gains; H1 dances in sync. Price $16,000. We explain teleoperated demos, whole body control, and what to watch next.
Google’s AI predicts weather better than the top system
Google DeepMind's GenCast is an AI weather forecast that beat the world-leading ENS system on 97.2% of tests and runs 15-day global predictions in about eight minutes.
ChatGPT outperforms doctors in diagnosis, but human collaboration fails
A new study reveals that artificial intelligence can now diagnose complex medical cases better than human doctors, but using the…
videoNew Phase-Change Memory Advances Cut Power Use and Boost Data Storage Speed
New phase-change memory advances reduce energy use and boost speed, offering a powerful alternative to flash storage for AI and industrial devices.
videoMeta AI creates tools to enable robots to touch and feel like humans
Meta’s FAIR team has developed advanced tools to give robots a human-like sense of touch and movement. The new tools…
videoPhysical Intelligence unveils AI-powered generalist robot for complex household tasks
Physical Intelligence introduces the Pi-zero, a generalist AI model enabling robots to autonomously handle a wide range of household chores,…
videoSnap’s Spectacles ’24: €110/month Augmented Reality glasses
Snap is launching its new augmented reality glasses, the Spectacles '24. They are a €110/month high-tech developer kit that shows the future of AR... but isn't ready for the public.
videoEngineAI SE01 Humanoid Robot: A New Industrial Worker
China's EngineAI SE01 humanoid robot is a new general-purpose robot. It uses neural networks to learn complex tasks like running, flipping, and industrial assembly.
AI will revolutionize science – but can we understand its discoveries?
As AI models drive scientific discovery by processing vast data and making predictions, concerns arise about whether scientists can fully…