It can also rotate 220 degrees and lift up to 26.5 ounces of weight.
Supernova, a South Korean startup, has designed HUENIT, a robotic arm to help people with various household chores and creative tasks. Supernova showcased its AI Camera and Robot Arm at CES 2023. The company has been developing innovative robots to help people with everyday tasks.
Although many innovative technologies were showcased at the CES 2023, the Huenit Robot Arm captured the attention of visitors. HUENIT is an easy-to-use AI-based multi-functional robotic arm that combines advanced AI technologies with a modular arm to work on complex tasks with high precision. The robot can do everything from making coffee to 3D printing a prototype.
Could a robot make dentistry speedier and more comfortable? That’s what the new Yomi robot aims to do for implants, according to the device’s website. “We created Yomi to tackle one of the dental procedures people fear the most, implants,” write the robot’s inventors on their site.
The first and only FDA-approved dental surgery robot.
“Yomi is the first and only FDA-cleared robotic system for dental surgery. Through a combination of haptic feedback, intuitive visualization, and audio cues, Yomi helps doctors place implants with superior accuracy and precision.”
Can we wave goodbye to high attorney fees already?
A program trained with the help of artificial intelligence is set to help a defendant contest his case in a U.S. court next month, New Scientist.
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In a new development, a company, DoNotPay, which has been training AI, has now claimed that its program will be able to defend a speeding case that is due to be heard in a U.S. court in February 2023. Identities of the individual and the court remain under wraps, but we do know that the defendant is contesting a speeding ticket.
ChatGPT has taken the world by storm with its surprisingly sharp replies to prompts. At CES 2023, an expert explained it could kickstart a new wave of AI.
Artificial intelligence is entering a second wave of development as signalled by the likes of ChatGPT, an expert in the field explained Thursday.
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Developed by OpenAI, ChatGPT stunned observers in late 2022 with its ability to produce answers to abstract and complex questions. Speaking at the 2023 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas on Thursday, Zico Kolter, chief scientist of AI at Bosch, explained how the system’s ability to respond to input from a variety of sources move away from application-specific AI systems and toward a more general system that works in a variety of cases.
Artificial intelligence can be impressive to the extent that people think it might one day acquire human intelligence and, with it, consciousness. But AI can be far more intelligent than humans without ever being conscious. And apart from us having no idea how to create conscious AI, it might not even be that desirable. We fool ourselves if we think conscious beings are the exemplar of intelligence in the universe, argues Susan Schneider in this interview with iai News.
Deep Learning AI Specialization: https://imp.i384100.net/GET-STARTED Nvidia Isaac AI robot simulation just added several new features, including advancements in Isaac Gym for reinforcement learning and Isaac Cortex for collaborative robot programming, as well as a new tool called Isaac ORBIT, which provides simulation operating environments and benchmarks for intelligent robot learning and motion planning. New open source Dream3D turns text prompts into 3D modeling objects much faster than OpenAI Point-E. Breakthrough Google Muse turns text into high-quality images with accuracy and greater speed than DALL-E 2 from OpenAI and Google’s Imagen or Parti.
AI News Timestamps: 0:00 Nvidia AI Robot Simulation Tech. 2:05 Dream3D Text To 3D Modeling AI 4:29 Nvidia Artificial Intelligence Avatar Tech. 5:34 New Google “Muse” Artificial Intelligence.
Breakthroughs in robotic manipulation will enable a new wave of applications for robots in commercial, industrial and home applications.
NVIDIA’s Isaac Sim and Gym tools allow robots to be trained entirely in simulation before their AI brains are transferred into real robots. Our video shows the results of this sim-to-real transfer.
This result has been made possible by simulating thousands of robots in parallel using NVIDIA GPUs, and by generating millions of training images using our Omniverse Replicator tools.
Aubrey De Grey discusses the progress and potential of therapies related to his ideas on anti-aging medicine, including the four therapies that will be tested in a mouse rejuvenation trial. He also shares his thoughts on partnering with organizations and individuals in the field, integrating AI into his work, and the importance of structure in maximizing impact. Aubrey de Grey discusses the potential for Yamanaka factors to be used in organ rejuvenation, and the role of transcription factors in creating induced pluripotent stem cells. He also provides advice for those interested in getting involved in the field and shares his views on time management and productivity. Aubrey De Grey discusses the potential for reversing the pathology of aging to address mechanical issues and mentions promising research being conducted by MAIA Biotechnology on cancerous cells that express telomerase. He also expresses his optimism about the possibility of reaching “longevity escape velocity” within the next 15 years.
PODCAST INFO: The Learning With Lowell show is a series for the everyday mammal. In this show we’ll learn about leadership, science, and people building their change into the world. The goal is to dig deeply into people who most of us wouldn’t normally ever get to hear. The Host of the show – Lowell Thompson-is a lifelong autodidact, serial problem solver, and founder of startups. LINKS Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzri06unR-lMXbl6sqWP_-Q Youtube clips: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-B5x371AzTGgK-_q3U_KfA Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lowell-thompson-2227b074 Twitter: https://twitter.com/LWThompson5 Website: https://www.learningwithlowell.com/ Podcast email: [email protected]. Timestamps. 00:00 Start. 01:00 Mark Hamaleinen write in question: Why we still don’t have any therapies based on his ideas published 20 years ago in his breakout paper. 04:30 update on escape velocity. 50% in 15 years. 08:30 Experiments on mice. 12:00 Yamanaka factor thoughts, current research on mice continued. 14:30 Lev foundation research expanded and explained. 16:30 Lev foundation thesis compared to others. 21:00 Hardships being at the tip of the innovation field of longevity. 23:45 Open source, non profits, lev foundation. 26:00 Ideas from previous organizations (ie. SENS) applied in LEV 27:15 Ichor therapeutics, and partnership process of LEV 29:30 Next generation mentorship. 30:30 Summer internship program. 32:45 Bullish on longevity. 33:30 AI role in longevity. 35:55 Anything fundamental making longevity therapies only for the rich. 38:30 Longevity surgery therapies. 39:30 Advice for people. 40:30 Bottlenecks of longevity. 42:00 Books! 43:05 Staying on cutting edge/ learning. 44:15 Current curiosity and fascination. 46:45 What happiness means to him and how he optimizes for it. 48:30 how he stays healthy over the years, longevity practices he uses. 51:45 How much money does he and the space need. 52:55 Anything stopping him from getting Jeff Bezos and other high network people to invest or donate. 51:55 Thoughts on altos labs & calico labs. 56:35 up and coming people that inspire him (crypto people, michael levin) 59:00 Finding up and coming people to work with and for (advice) 60:30 Things people get wrong and what people ask him about longevity. 1:01:35 Aubrey newsletter and updates (news suggestions) 1:03:30 Question he wonders about that doesn’t have answer to. 1:04:15 How he maximizes his day and stays productive. 1:05:15 Thoughts on MAIA Biotechnology, telomerase, short vs long. 1:09:30 Final thoughts on lev foundation.
