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The tech giant has introduced a set of new advancements that seek to make robots powered by AI a lot safer to deploy at home.
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Square Enix plans âaggressiveâ use of AI to create new forms of content
Generative AI provoked a lot of discussion last year around images, text and video, but it may soon affect the gaming industry as well. Square Enix said it plans to be âaggressively applyingâ AI and other cutting-edge tech in 2024 to âcreate new forms of content,â according to president Takashi Kiryuâs New Yearâs letter.
âArtificial intelligence (AI) and its potential implications had for some time largely been subjects of academic debate,â he said. âHowever, the introduction of ChatGPT, which allows anyone to easily produce writing or translations or to engage in text-based dialogue, sparked the rapid spread of generative AIs. I believe that generative AI has the potential not only to reshape what we create, but also to fundamentally change the processes by which we create, including programming.â
The company will start by using it to improve productivity in development and assist in marketing. âIn the longer term, we hope to leverage those technologies to create new forms of content for consumers, as we believe that technological innovation represents business opportunities,â Kiryu added. Square Enix also plans to build more immersive AR and VR experiences, including ânew forms of content that fuse the real world and virtual worlds.â
Leveraging Artificial Intelligence to Improve Accuracy of Lung Cancer Screening
How can artificial intelligence help to improve the accuracy of lung cancer screening among people at high risk of developing the disease? Read to find out.
Lung cancers, the vast majority of which are caused by cigarette smoking, are the leading cause of cancer-related deaths in the United States. Lung cancer kills more people than cancers of the breast, prostate, and colon combined. By the time lung cancer is diagnosed, the disease has often already spread outside the lung. Therefore, researchers have sought to develop methods to screen for lung cancer in high-risk populations before symptoms appear. They are evaluating whether the integration of artificial intelligence â the use of computer programs or algorithms that use data to make decisions or predictions â could improve the accuracy and speed of diagnosis, aid clinical decision-making, and lead to better health outcomes.
Shaping the future of advanced robotics
Introducing AutoRT, SARA-RT and RT-Trajectory to improve real-world robot data collection, speed, and generalization.
Picture a future in which a simple request to your personal helper robot â âtidy the houseâ or âcook us a delicious, healthy mealâ â is all it takes to get those jobs done. These tasks, straightforward for humans, require a high-level understanding of the world for robots.
Today weâre announcing a suite of advances in robotics research that bring us a step closer to this future. AutoRT, SARA-RT, and RT-Trajectory build on our historic Robotics Transformers work to help robots make decisions faster, and better understand and navigate their environments.
Southern Company
Southern Company has a historic commitment to energy innovation. Since the 1960s, the company has invested well over $2 billion in research and development (R&D), and currently, their employees are on the forefront of delivering new ideas to build the future of energy.
Enter Spotâan agile robot. Chethan Acharya, a principal research engineer within Southern Company R&D, first discovered Spot on social media.
At the time, Acharyaâs job was to find and test new sensors, analytics tools, and other solutions to help Southern Company improve operations and maintenance (O&M) activities while also lowering costs.