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3, 2, 1… Go! 1. Meta Released Llama 3
2. Boston Dynamics Debuts New All-Electric Humanoid Robot
3. Humane AI Pin Reviews
4. OpenAI to Open New Office in Tokyo as Part of Global Expansion Strategy
5. Microsoft Launches VASA-1: AI for Lifelike Talking Faces
Meta Released Llama 3
Meta has launched Llama 3, its latest series of open-source large language models (LLMs), available in two versions: 8 billion and 70 billion parameters.
These models are optimized for flexibility and performance, featuring base and instruction-tuned variants for varied application needs.
Integrated into platforms like Google Cloud Vertex AI and Azure AI, Llama 3 enhances Meta’s AI capabilities across its services, including a sophisticated AI assistant.
With a commitment to ethical usage, these models are available under open-source licenses, supporting both academic and commercial endeavors.
Meta’s ongoing developments aim to further enhance these models, anticipating future versions with even greater capabilities.
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Boston Dynamics Debuts New All-Electric Humanoid Robot
Boston Dynamics has unveiled a new all-electric version of its Atlas robot, transitioning from the previous hydraulic models.
This latest iteration of Atlas introduces 360-degree joints that support a wider range of movements, enhancing its capabilities as the "world's most dynamic humanoid robot."
Designed for increased dexterity and agility, the robot can now perform complex maneuvers like cartwheels and backflips more fluidly.
With a sleeker, consumer-friendly design, the electric Atlas also features a prominent status light, similar to those on the Spot robot line.
Scheduled for pilot testing at Hyundai facilities next year, this shift marks a strategic step towards potential commercial applications, reflecting Boston Dynamics' commitment to advancing humanoid robotics.
Humane AI Pin Reviews
The Humane AI Pin, a new wearable AI device, has received mixed reviews.
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Marketed as a way to integrate AI capabilities seamlessly into daily life, the device has been praised for its innovative approach but criticized for its practical limitations.
Review highlights include its ability to identify objects and provide AI-driven responses, though it often suffers from inaccuracies and response delays due to off-device processing.
Impressive features like gesture navigation and laser projection are tempered by usability issues such as poor visibility in sunlight and overheating.
Users have found the setup process straightforward but have questioned the device’s high price ($699) and the necessity of an additional subscription fee, given its current capabilities.
Future improvements could potentially enhance its viability.
OpenAI to Open New Office in Tokyo as Part of Global Expansion Strategy
OpenAI is expanding its global presence by opening its first office in Tokyo, Japan, joining its other international locations in London and Dublin.
The Tokyo office will offer tailored corporate services, including customer support, and collaborate on AI governance with the Japanese government.
This expansion aims to enhance OpenAI's Japanese-language services and respond to the growing demand for AI technologies in Japan.
The new office marks a significant step in OpenAI's global expansion strategy.
Microsoft Launches VASA-1: AI for Lifelike Talking Faces
Microsoft Research has unveiled VASA-1, an AI-driven technology capable of generating lifelike talking faces in real-time, designed to enhance digital content across multiple fields like content creation and game development.
VASA-1 can generate expressive and emotionally rich audio in 30 languages, including advanced features such as the Multilingual v2 and Emotional v2 models for nuanced voice production.
Despite concerns over potential misuse, Microsoft has incorporated strict measures, such as voice cloning verification, to maintain ethical usage.
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