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With OpenAI, Figure 01 can now have full conversations with people
-OpenAI models provide high-level visual and language intelligence
-Figure neural networks deliver fast, low-level, dexterous robot actions
Everything in this video is a neural network:
Reddit deal to allow 'large AI company' to train its model on user content androidpolice.com/reddit-dea…
This lines up with what I've seen over the years.
Morale plummets at Google as workers complain bosses are 'inept' and 'boring' sfgate.com/tech/article/goog…
Publishers Question Related Website Sets, Google’s Privacy Sandbox Solution for Cross-Site Tracking adweek.it/3vVjNJL
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Just last week Figure 01 learned how to make coffee using an end-to-end AI system
We are excited to be introducing industry leading AI to the automotive sector
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Figure 01 has learned to make coffee ☕️
End-to-end AI system, trained in 10 hours, just by watching humans make coffee
Our neural networks are taking video in, trajectories out
Join us to ship a fleet of AI robots: figure.ai/careers
Solid-state EV batteries are coming. electrek.co/2024/01/03/quant…
Are retailers ready for peak returns season? Thanks @Lowes for the punitive return policies. retaildive.com/news/retail-p…
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The conversational pivot from "Got any plans for the holidays?" to "Can you work on this project delivering Jan. 2?"... it's delicate. But potent.
Save the Historic "Little Villa" in Highland Park from Demolition - Sign the Petition! chng.it/TgbRXB7L via @Change
Good article but, where is the accountability aspect of the client and procurement team? They have an outsized role in this problem.
Some executives say agencies made their own bed by underbidding to win business and then not being able to staff up due to the low fees they’re promising, but not being able to deliver upon. adage.com/article/agency-new…
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Remedy requested (page 144) is for divestiture of GAM and AdX, not for any buy-side divestiture. This is kind of interesting, because I'd bet that Google would prefer the opposite.














