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Introducing: Phoenix™ Gen 7 Major improvements, all delivered in less than a year. Our next generation of general-purpose technology marks an inflection point in task automation velocity. “With Generation 7, we can capture increasing quantities of higher quality, higher fidelity human behavioral data, which in turn will expedite the... show more

Sanctuary AI

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Jon Fingervor 2 Jahren

I want to see one of these humanoids everyone is making “in person.”

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IoT Automotive Newsvor 2 Jahren

Awesome!!!

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Chrisvor 2 Jahren

It looks like old school already. Like C64

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"Improved DevOps" 💪🏻

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The advancements in automation velocity and AI model development are impressive.

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While Boston Dynamics is making news with their robot achievements, the advancements of Sanctuary AI could redefine how we see work and automation in the future. As robots start to perform more like humans, they can handle complicated tasks in fields like manufacturing and healthcare. This could lessen the need for people to do risky or monotonous jobs.

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olligovor 2 Jahren

@hatethewef 👀

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Ashesh Dhakalvor 2 Jahren

I am sick of people trying to replicate human body with steel.

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Felix Patrickvor 2 Jahren

In a decade Walmart will sell cheap plastic ones that fold to fit in a broom cupboard. Discarded plastic robots will litter roadsides and the unemployed will beat to pieces any they catch out of sight.

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Nice.

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