Category: Movement
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Google’s DeepMind assembles team to pioneer AI models for real-world simulation
Google is establishing a new team focused on developing AI models capable of simulating the physical world, marking a significant step in its ongoing AI research efforts. Tim Brooks, who previously co-led OpenAI’s video generation project Sora, has joined Google DeepMind and will spearhead this initiative. He announced the formation of the new team in…
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CES 2025 highlights: Nvidia’s next-gen GPUs and AI advancements
At the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2025, held in Las Vegas, Nvidia made significant waves with a series of groundbreaking announcements that emphasize its leadership in artificial intelligence (AI), gaming technology, and robotics. CEO Jensen Huang’s keynote address on January 6, 2025, unveiled innovations that are set to shape the future of technology across various…
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AI Agents: A defining trend for 2025
As we approach 2025, the landscape of artificial intelligence (AI) is poised for a significant transformation, particularly with the emergence of AI agents. This new class of AI technology is set to redefine how we interact with machines, moving beyond the limitations of traditional chatbots to create more autonomous and efficient systems. Google CEO Sundar…
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The future of AI: Why multiple models will prevail
In the rapidly evolving landscape of artificial intelligence, new state-of-the-art models emerge almost daily as we enter 2025. While many providers argue for a winner-takes-all future dominated by a single artificial general intelligence (AGI) model, evidence suggests a different path: a multi-model future where specialization and diversity reign supreme. The AI landscape has shifted dramatically…
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Nvidia sets the stage for humanoid robots with Jetson Thor launch
Nvidia is set to intensify its focus on robotics in 2025 with the introduction of its new compact computer platform for humanoid robots, known as Jetson Thor. This move marks a significant evolution in Nvidia’s strategy, which has been in development for several years. The announcement was confirmed by the Financial Times and follows a…
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Digital Companions: Meta’s plan to fill social networks with AI characters
Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, is embarking on an ambitious plan to revolutionize social media by introducing AI-generated characters across its platforms. This strategic shift could fundamentally change how billions of users interact online, transforming traditional social networks into hybrid spaces where human users engage with artificial personalities. Under the leadership of…
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Code with AI: GitHub’s free Copilot reshapes developer experience
In a recent announcement, GitHub has introduced a free tier of its popular AI coding assistant, Copilot, making advanced AI programming tools accessible to developers worldwide. This significant move transforms VS Code into an AI-enhanced development environment, requiring only a GitHub account to get started. The free plan offers substantial resources for everyday coding needs,…
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OpenAI faces second major December outage: Make local AI processing more appealing
OpenAI experienced another significant service disruption on Thursday, with ChatGPT, Sora, and its developer APIs going dark for over four hours, marking the second major outage this month. The incident, which began at 11 a.m. PT, affected millions of users worldwide and has reignited discussions about the reliability of cloud-based AI services. The company attributed…
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Connecting data: Perplexity acquires Carbon to enhance AI search
Perplexity AI has made a significant move in the tech landscape by acquiring Carbon, a Seattle-based startup specializing in data connectivity for large language models. This strategic acquisition aims to enhance Perplexity’s AI capabilities by integrating Carbon’s advanced retrieval engine, which connects external data sources to AI systems. Users can expect to link popular applications…
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AWS re:Invent 2024: Pioneering the future of Cloud and AI Technology
AWS re:Invent 2024 in Las Vegas showcased a comprehensive suite of innovations, with generative AI taking center stage. Led by AWS CEO Matt Garman and Amazon CEO Andy Jassy, the event unveiled transformative technologies across multiple domains.