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NEW: Elon Musk introduces an army of Optimus robots, says people will be able to buy them to complete tasks.
Epic.
Musk then said attendees could walk up to the Optimus robots who would do things like serve drinks.
"At scale, you should be able to buy an Optimus robot for $20,000 - $30,000."
"It can walk your dog, mow your lawn, get the groceries, just be your friend."
Epic.
Musk then said attendees could walk up to the Optimus robots who would do things like serve drinks.
"At scale, you should be able to buy an Optimus robot for $20,000 - $30,000."
"It can walk your dog, mow your lawn, get the groceries, just be your friend."
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Cyborgs coming soon!
Imagine combining Neuralink’s brain-computer interfaces with Optimus robotics to offer new hope and unprecedented capabilities to those who have lost limbs.
With Neuralink implants, controlling robotic arms or legs could be as simple as a thought, restoring not just movement but a sense of complete freedom and power.
Imagine combining Neuralink’s brain-computer interfaces with Optimus robotics to offer new hope and unprecedented capabilities to those who have lost limbs.
With Neuralink implants, controlling robotic arms or legs could be as simple as a thought, restoring not just movement but a sense of complete freedom and power.
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Ai-Da, a humanoid robot artist, just sold its portrait of computer science legend Alan Turing for $1.3M at Sotheby’s Auction House, marking a major milestone for AI art.
Titled the “AI God,” the painting sparked intense bidding with 27 offers, pushing the final price to nearly 10 times its original estimate. Ai-Da used cameras in her eyes and robotic arms to create the portrait, merging traditional art with advanced AI techniques.
Titled the “AI God,” the painting sparked intense bidding with 27 offers, pushing the final price to nearly 10 times its original estimate. Ai-Da used cameras in her eyes and robotic arms to create the portrait, merging traditional art with advanced AI techniques.
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figure_robot is Changing the Game 🚗
At BMW’s South Carolina plant, humanoid robots are assembling 1,000 car chassis parts daily, delivering 7x more precision and working 4x faster than humans.
Equipped with advanced sensors, human-like hands, and sustainable power, these bipedal robots are leading the way in efficient and eco-friendly production under BMW’s iFACTORY initiative.
Innovation is driving the future of manufacturing, literally.
At BMW’s South Carolina plant, humanoid robots are assembling 1,000 car chassis parts daily, delivering 7x more precision and working 4x faster than humans.
Equipped with advanced sensors, human-like hands, and sustainable power, these bipedal robots are leading the way in efficient and eco-friendly production under BMW’s iFACTORY initiative.
Innovation is driving the future of manufacturing, literally.
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Inside OpenAI’s Early Days, New Details Emerge from Musk’s Lawsuit!
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Elon Musk’s ongoing lawsuit against OpenAI has given insight into the startup’s beginnings, revealing casual email exchanges between Musk and Sam Altman that led to its creation.
In 2015, Altman pitched Musk the idea of a “Manhattan Project for AI” to develop safe artificial intelligence and counter Google’s dominance. Musk agreed, setting the stage for OpenAI’s ambitious mission.
Now, Musk claims OpenAI has deviated from its nonprofit roots, citing its deep ties with Microsoft, which he labels a “de facto merger.” He argues that the company has shifted focus from global safety to profit-driven goals.
The emails, highlighted in Musk’s amended lawsuit, paint a picture of a bold vision but also foreshadow tensions that would eventually lead Musk to leave the board in 2018.
Is OpenAI’s evolution a natural progression or a betrayal of its original mission?
[This document is from Schobinger v. Twitter (2024).]
Compilation by Internal Tech Emails on X
In 2015, Altman pitched Musk the idea of a “Manhattan Project for AI” to develop safe artificial intelligence and counter Google’s dominance. Musk agreed, setting the stage for OpenAI’s ambitious mission.
Now, Musk claims OpenAI has deviated from its nonprofit roots, citing its deep ties with Microsoft, which he labels a “de facto merger.” He argues that the company has shifted focus from global safety to profit-driven goals.
The emails, highlighted in Musk’s amended lawsuit, paint a picture of a bold vision but also foreshadow tensions that would eventually lead Musk to leave the board in 2018.
Is OpenAI’s evolution a natural progression or a betrayal of its original mission?
[This document is from Schobinger v. Twitter (2024).]
Compilation by Internal Tech Emails on X
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