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Today’s AI insights:
🤖 Figure debuts its second-generation humanoid, Figure 02
📰 OpenAI co-founder john Schulman quits to join Anthropic
🏛️ YouTube creator takes OpenAI to court
🎥 Turn long videos into viral clips with AI
🗞️ Latest AI and tech news
🛠 New AI tools
📝 AI Meme of the day
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AI NEWS
FIGURE
Figure AI has unveiled its new humanoid robot, Figure 02, an upgrade from last year’s Figure 01. Touted as potentially the “most advanced humanoid robot on the market,” Figure 02 is built to improve efficiency and safety in industrial settings..
Key features:
Speech-to-speech: Figure 02 is capable of speech-to-speech conversation with humans through onboard mics and speakers connected to custom AI models trained in partnership with OpenAI.
Onboard VLM: Figure 02 has an onboard vision language model that enables fast common-sense visual reasoning from robot cameras.
Battery: 2.25 KWh custom battery pack in the robot torso delivers 50%+ more energy to maximize robot runtime.
Integrated wiring: Integrated cabling for power and compute communication allows for concealed wires, higher reliability, and tighter packaging.
Cameras: Figure 02 perceives and understands the physical world through its AI-driven vision system powered by 6 onboard RGB cameras.
4th generation hands: The latest human-scale hands are equipped with 16 degrees of freedom and human-equivalent strength which enables a wide range of human-like tasks.
CPU/GPU: Figure 02 has 3x the computation and AI inference available on-board compared to the previous generation. This enables real-world AI tasks to be performed fully autonomously.
Figure 02 isn’t available to everyone yet, but it represents a big step in using robots for difficult jobs, potentially making workplaces safer. However, its capabilities also raise concerns about robots taking over manual jobs, similar to trends seen in companies like Amazon.
OPENAI
Image Source: John Schulman on X
OpenAI co-founder John Schulman announced on Monday via X that he is leaving the Microsoft-backed company to join Anthropic, an AI startup funded by Amazon and Google.
The Details:
Schulman is moving to Anthropic to work more directly on AI alignment and technical projects.
His departure follows those of other key OpenAI figures, like Ilya Sutskever and Jan Leike, amidst leadership and strategic shifts.
Schulman played a big role in improving AI models and creating tools for other developers at OpenAI.
Schulman’s move is part of a broader trend of talent shifts within the AI industry, influencing future AI developments and safety approaches.
Despite these changes, OpenAI continues to prioritize AI safety, collaborating with safety institutes and dedicating resources to safety initiatives.
Schulman’s departure from OpenAI to Anthropic highlights a continuing trend of talent migration within the AI industry, possibly indicating shifting priorities and approaches to AI development and safety. These moves could impact the future direction of AI research and development, as well as the strategic decisions of leading AI firms.
AI TUTORIAL
AI TUTORIAL
Opus Clip is an AI-powered tool that helps you generate engaging video clips from longer videos, perfect for social media and marketing.
Steps to follow:
Visit the Opus Clip website, sign up for an account, and log in to access your dashboard.
Click “Upload” to add the long-form video from which you want to create clips.
Use the AI to automatically identify key moments or manually select the segments you want to highlight.
Edit the selected clips by adjusting the length, adding captions, and incorporating effects to enhance engagement.
Once satisfied, export the clips and share them directly on social media platforms or download them for other uses.
Opus Clip simplifies the creation of video highlights, making it easy to produce content that captures and retains audience attention.
AI & TECH NEWS
A YouTube creator is suing OpenAI, claiming it used transcripts from YouTube videos to train its AI models without permission or payment. David Millette, the plaintiff, alleges that OpenAI violated copyright laws and YouTube’s terms of service, profiting significantly from creators’ work. The lawsuit, filed in California, seeks over $5 million in damages and a jury trial.
Audible is testing an AI-powered search feature
Audible is testing “Maven,” an AI-powered search feature, to help users find specific audiobooks by entering natural language queries. Initially available to select U.S. customers on iOS and Android, Maven will recommend titles from a subset of Audible’s catalog.
ByteDance joins OpenAI's Sora rivals with AI video app launch
ByteDance has launched Jimeng AI, an app that generates videos from text prompts, competing with OpenAI’s Sora model. This move is part of the growing trend among Chinese tech companies to release their own AI-driven video generation tools.
NEW AI TOOLS
NEW AI TOOLS:
🖼️ PicPicAI- All-in-one AI Image Tools: Enhancer, RemoveBG, Hairstyles and more
💼 Jobright- AI job search copilot for tailored job matches
📝 Recall- Summarize and save online content effortlessly
🎨 Pixcap- Customizable 3D design tool for app UX/UI and landing pages
💻 Lazy AI- Platform for creating full stack web apps with prompts
AI MEME OF THE DAY
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