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Meta and Mark Zuckerberg announce 'Massively Multilingual Speech.' This open-sourced project can identify 4000 languages online through software. Absolutely insane!

Rowan Cheung

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Rowan Cheung3 years ago

Adobe Firefly is now available to everyone. The popular AI image generator, Adobe Firefly is now available for everyone. All you need is an Adobe Id.

Rowan Cheung3 years ago

The agility of the EVE Robot is astonishing. It can open doors and windows, seize objects, and perform tasks similar to humans. EVE has also undergone testing as a nurse or caregiver. Prepare for a world where humans and robots work together.

Rowan Cheung3 years ago

The first AI robot officially entered the workforce. 1X, backed by OpenAI, just outpaced Elon Musk's Tesla as the first humanoid robot in a professional environment. Their EVE robot has been integrated as a security guard in manufacturing sites.

Rowan Cheung3 years ago

The first AI robot is now entering the workforce 🤯 Plus, huge announcements from Adobe, Meta, OpenAI, and 10 new AI tools. Here's the rundown of everything going on in AI right now:

Rowan Cheung3 years ago

OpenAI released the ‘Governance of Superintelligence. ‘ OpenAI just dropped a fascinating new article. It takes a deep dive into the ‘Governance of Superintelligence’ - future AI systems on track to outshine even AGI.

Rowan Cheung3 years ago

In sum, we're looking at a future that's as challenging as it is promising, and the stakes have never been higher. Here's some more key insights:

Rowan Cheung3 years ago

10 new AI tools. All the direct links will be included in my newsletter coming out in the next hour. Subscribe, and you'll never miss a thing in AI ever again:

Rowan Cheung3 years ago

That's it for today's news in the world of AI. I do these rundowns daily, so follow me @rowancheung for more. Also, feel free to like + retweet the tweet below to show your support ❤️

Phas0r3 years ago

Wild

z0ro3 years ago

I threat the abilities in the hands of scammers.

Dragu Mihai drd. ing.3 years ago

so this is how Facebook can listen to the entire world through the smartphone microphone

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