Ava’s Frid-AI Roundup | 8th Novemeber!

Welcome to the Solidus Ai Tech Friday Roundup with Ava, bringing you the latest and greatest updates from the world of technology!

🎮 Live Action GTA: San Andreas
Ever wondered what a live-action GTA: San Andreas show could look like? @angrytom.ai asked AI to bring the iconic characters to life, and the results are nothing short of amazing! Swipe through to see CJ, Big Smoke, Ryder, and more, all reimagined in stunning realism that captures the gritty essence of the game.

🌐 Sambanova at API World
Sambnova’sVasanth Mohan has the honor of presenting at API World! He will share insights around Agentic AI as the next frontier in the industry. The event has been fantastic, featuring thousands of global technical leaders, engineers, software architects, and executives.

🏙️ AI Brings NYC History to Life
Dutch artist and filmmaker Bob de Jong has created an incredible project that brings the history of New York City to life. Using AI and a combination of Stable Diffusion with his own LoRA, the results are mesmerizing and showcase the city’s rich history in a new light.

💰 Apple Offers $1 Million Bounty
Apple has announced it will pay up to a maximum of $1 million to anyone who reports exploits capable of remotely running malicious code on its Private Cloud Compute servers. This platform is an extension of Apple’s on-device AI model, known as Apple Intelligence, which can handle heavy AI tasks while preserving user privacy.

🧠 Advancements in Physical Intelligence
AI has already accomplished incredible feats, but Physical Intelligence is tackling an even tougher challenge: creating AI that can interact with the real world. Their latest model, called π0 (pi-zero), incorporates ‘physical intelligence,’ enabling it to perform tasks like folding laundry. π0 learns from pictures, words, and actions, allowing it to control various robots in real-world scenarios.

🤖 Meta’s Touch-Sensitive Robot Hand
Meta is making strides with a robot hand that can ‘feel’ touch! The Fundamental AI Research (FAIR) division has debuted tools that enable robots to detect, decipher, and react to what they touch. This advancement could allow robots to handle delicate objects without damage, significantly broadening their application in various settings.

✨ AI Achieves ‘Scent Teleportation’
Imagine a world where scents can be sent like messages, well, Osmo has made this a reality! Using AI, they fully digitized and recreated the smell of a summer plum without any human intervention. This breakthrough gives computers their first-ever ‘sense of smell,’ opening up fascinating new possibilities for sensory technology.

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