5'9" Humanoid Robots Clock In, Dreams Decoded & Multi-Token Prediction: This Week's AI Tech Tales

Welcome to this week's AI roundup, What's New(s) in AI? for July 1-7, 2024. We're diving into the latest developments that are shaping our technological landscape.
This week, we're exploring:
- Apple's expanding AI suite and potential new partnerships
- Meta's innovations in 3D generation and language model efficiency with multi-token prediction
- Google's ambitious language expansion project
- Amazon's strategic moves in AI and substantial data center investments
- Perplexity AI's latest enhancements (and the conversations they're sparking)
- xAI's roadmap for their Grok model series
- Advancements in AI-generated video and image creation
- WILD breakthroughs in robotics and AI-powered healthcare
- Developments in brain activity interpretation
Stay tuned for upcoming interviews with industry leaders Lukas Biewald (CEO of Weights & Biases) and Chris Lattner (CEO of Modular).
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[@Emerson1]

another great video, love these updates !

[@ServioUribe]

Thank you!

[@TuxedoMaskMusic]

first of all you look lovely today Harper,
Second of all what a lot of news! It moves at such a fast pace these days.
Ty for the updates lot to catch up on! We would be lost without your posts!

[@IRWBRW964]

Thank you for the updates. In other AI news AMD just bought one of the largest European AI companies “Silo AI” for $650 million dollars

[@arashik3887]

💕💕💕💕💖💖💖💖💖💖

[@chillbeach7322]

I think Ken Griffin just wants to cool down stock prices from AI companies so he can get them cheaper, while knowing darn well that AI will be able to fully replace a lot, like a LOT, of jobs in the next three years. On a different note, what’s up with Perplexity? What are they actually trying to do? Currently they feel like a yahoo style web portal but with gen AI sprinkled in the sauce.

[@abacate_com_limao_]

Hey! I'd suggest ditching the PowerPoint and using a simple screenshot of the headlines from time to time. Keep yourself on the "big screen", mostly plain video of you explaining things in your own words and speak freely, drawing from your experience and knowledge.
The cut from your IG video is the coolest part, for example.
Tech news can feel pretty repetitive, and probably no one is actually paying attention to the text. I guess most people visit these AI channels looking for opinions on the tools and predictions about developments. Since you're an actual expert, your opinion would be highly valued for sure.
Anyway, it's just MHO... 😛
Greetings from Brazil!