NVIDIA Unveils Game-Changing Tools.

What we’ll cover today:

• ⚡ Nvidia is Accelerating the Future of Robotics.

• 🤖 Single AI Models Will be Smarter Than the Best Experts.

• 🧠 AI is Probably Not Going to Replace You.

• 🔗 The Event Roundup.

Nvidia is Accelerating the Future of Robotics.

Imagine robots that see, learn, and move like never before.

NVIDIA is making it happen.

At the recent Conference for Robot Learning in Munich, NVIDIA unveiled groundbreaking AI and simulation tools, including:

• Isaac Lab framework: A powerful new robot learning platform.

• Project GR00T workflows: Six specialised workflows designed to accelerate humanoid robot development.

• Cosmos tokeniser: A tool providing ultra-fast, high-quality visual tokenisation.

• NeMo Curator: A video processing powerhouse for handling massive datasets.

Together, these tools are set to supercharge the development of humanoids and AI-enabled robots.

NVIDIA’s technology sets new standards in robot control, mobility, and interaction.

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1.  Single AI Models Will be Smarter Than the Best Experts.

Eric Schmidt (ex-Google CEO) said a couple of days back at a Conference in Riyadh: By 2032, single AI models will be smarter than the best experts in every human knowledge field.

And in 5 years from now, AI systems will be able to write and improve on their own code, leading to recursive self-improvement.

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2.  AI is Probably Not Going to Replace You.

This is the reality from Google’s employees of what’s really happening behind the scenes, as Google’s CEO said: More than a quarter of the company’s code is being done by AI.

AI is a productivity tool, not a human intelligence replacer. 

Here’s The Clip

1. Nvidia just became the world’s largest company amid the AI boom.

On Tuesday, Nvidia exceeded Apple’s market capitalisation to become the world’s largest company, based on the strength of a global AI push. As Bloomberg notes, the chipmaker has experienced an astronomical 850% growth since the tail end of 2022.

2. Freshworks to cut 13% of the global workforce.

Freshworks plans to streamline operations by laying off 13% of its workforce, affecting 660 employees. The company reported strong Q3 earnings, raising its revenue expectations. Freshworks anticipates $11-$13 million in restructuring costs and aims for a successful fiscal year-end by December 2024.

3. Google accidentally leaked a preview of its Jarvis AI that can take over computers.

Google’s new AI can control a computer to complete these simple tasks without manual human input. The prototype that popped up on Google’s extension store wasn’t in full working mode. 

A reporter tried to use Jarvis, but access permissions prevented the app from performing any functions.