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Figure AI has introduced the Figure 03, a new humanoid robot designed to serve as a versatile assistant for tasks such as doing laundry at home and working at hotel receptions. To enhance safety, the robot features a textile suit and soft inserts.
Improvements over previous models include additional sensors, cameras in its hands, an upgraded battery, and wireless charging capabilities, all powered by the Helix neural network.
Figure 03 is optimized for mass production, with plans for a production line capable of manufacturing up to 12,000 units annually. However, the launch date and pricing details have yet to be revealed.
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Improvements over previous models include additional sensors, cameras in its hands, an upgraded battery, and wireless charging capabilities, all powered by the Helix neural network.
Figure 03 is optimized for mass production, with plans for a production line capable of manufacturing up to 12,000 units annually. However, the launch date and pricing details have yet to be revealed.
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How far ahead is China in AI development compared to the U.S.?
NVIDIA CEOβs insights:
- China is significantly ahead in energy.
- The U.S. leads in chip development.
- China is competitive in infrastructure.
- China is competitive in AI models.
- China is ahead in open-source models.
- The U.S. has better frontier models overall.
- China has lighter industrial regulations.
- Chinaβs applications are advancing rapidly.
- Chinaβs society adopts new technology more quickly.
- U.S. companies and society need to adopt AI more quickly.
The AI race is won at the application layer.
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NVIDIA CEOβs insights:
- China is significantly ahead in energy.
- The U.S. leads in chip development.
- China is competitive in infrastructure.
- China is competitive in AI models.
- China is ahead in open-source models.
- The U.S. has better frontier models overall.
- China has lighter industrial regulations.
- Chinaβs applications are advancing rapidly.
- Chinaβs society adopts new technology more quickly.
- U.S. companies and society need to adopt AI more quickly.
The AI race is won at the application layer.
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Osaka-based Science Co. has unveiled a futuristic βhuman washing podβ that cleans, rinses, and dries your body in just 15 minutes, no scrubbing required. The device debuts at Expo 2025 Osaka, with early installations planned in hotels and spas.
β’ Users recline inside a sealed capsule filled with microbubbles and mist
β’ AI sensors track pulse and temperature to adjust water pressure and heat
β’ The pod adds aroma, music, and ambient visuals for full-body relaxation
β’ Inspired by Sanyoβs 1970 βhuman washing machineβ prototype
β’ Built for hospitality and elderly care, with a home model in development
β’ Expected price: roughly that of a luxury car
β’ Critics say itβs βa solution to a problem we donβt haveβ
β’ But Japanβs automation-first culture could make it a hit in wellness tech
What started as sci-fi at the 1970 Osaka Expo may soon become the worldβs most high-tech bath.
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A Chinese father's video of his daughter tearfully saying goodbye to her broken Al learning robot.
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To do this, you need to click "Try on" on the product card in Google and upload a full-length photo. It only works in the USA, Australia, Canada, and Japan.
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OpenAI's Head of Sora says a stunning 70% of Sora's nearly 2 million weekly active users are creating content.
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Video of Osaka-based Science Co.βs futuristic βhuman washing podβ that cleans, rinses, and dries your body in just 15 minutes, no scrubbing required.
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Gling AI has released a personal AI video editor
β’ Works based on transcription.
β’ Cuts out unsuccessful moments.
β’ Removes unnecessary words and silence.
β’ Synchronizes audio with multi-camera.
β’ Adds transitions.
β’ Makes splices.
β’ Generates subtitles.
β’ Exports to mp4, Premiere, DaVinci, and Final Cut.
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β’ Works based on transcription.
β’ Cuts out unsuccessful moments.
β’ Removes unnecessary words and silence.
β’ Synchronizes audio with multi-camera.
β’ Adds transitions.
β’ Makes splices.
β’ Generates subtitles.
β’ Exports to mp4, Premiere, DaVinci, and Final Cut.
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Figure AI has introduced the Figure 03, a new humanoid robot designed to serve as a versatile assistant for tasks such as doing laundry at home and working at hotel receptions. To enhance safety, the robot features a textile suit and soft inserts. Improvementsβ¦
AI can finally do your laundry, wash your dishes, and water your plants
But the Figure 03 humanoid robot will cost you around $20,000
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But the Figure 03 humanoid robot will cost you around $20,000
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Sam Altman says AI will blur the gap between passive watching and active creating
Instead of just leaning back for a movie or sweating through a game, you'll engage mid-way β shaping what unfolds. Sora shows the shift: most users are now creating, not just watching
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Instead of just leaning back for a movie or sweating through a game, you'll engage mid-way β shaping what unfolds. Sora shows the shift: most users are now creating, not just watching
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OpenAI and Broadcom have announced a new multi-billion dollar partnership.
The collaboration aims to develop and deploy 10 gigawatts of custom AI chips and computing systems over the next four years.
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The collaboration aims to develop and deploy 10 gigawatts of custom AI chips and computing systems over the next four years.
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Learning hacking has never been easier. Found an interactive tutorial specifically designed for web developers.
In this tutorial, youβll be given real vulnerable applications to hack in your browser. Youβll then learn how to patch these holes in the code, effectively learning both hacking and protection simultaneously. Youβll also get to see all the current methods of hacking and protection.
Get it here.
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In this tutorial, youβll be given real vulnerable applications to hack in your browser. Youβll then learn how to patch these holes in the code, effectively learning both hacking and protection simultaneously. Youβll also get to see all the current methods of hacking and protection.
Get it here.
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James Cameron believes the soul of cinema lies in human performance, not technology, and warns that generative AI must be constrained to protect that sacred human core of filmmaking.
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Ray Kurzweil:
"By roughly 2032 we will reach longevity escape velocity...
In the 2030s, robots the size of molecules will go into our brains, noninvasively, through the capillaries, and will connect our brains directly to the cloud...
By 2045, once we have fully merged with AI, our intelligence will no longer be constrained β¦ it will expand a millionfold, this is what we call the singularity"
Society is not ready, but the future is coming, fast we are already on the exponential
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"By roughly 2032 we will reach longevity escape velocity...
In the 2030s, robots the size of molecules will go into our brains, noninvasively, through the capillaries, and will connect our brains directly to the cloud...
By 2045, once we have fully merged with AI, our intelligence will no longer be constrained β¦ it will expand a millionfold, this is what we call the singularity"
Society is not ready, but the future is coming, fast we are already on the exponential
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