
Hardware
Household Help: π0, a machine learning system for household robotics
A new generation of robots can handle some household chores with unusual skill.
Hardware
A new generation of robots can handle some household chores with unusual skill.
Hardware
The largest manufacturer of AI chips told its Chinese customers it would stop fabricating their most advanced designs, further limiting China’s access to AI hardware.
Machine Learning Research
A real-time video generator lets you explore an open-ended, interactive virtual world — a video game without a game engine.
Tech & Society
The globe’s growing AI infrastructure requires huge amounts of electricity, possibly more than power providers can generate responsibly. Could AI models suck energy resources dry?
Tech & Society
Major AI companies plan to meet the growing demand with nuclear energy.
Business
Malaysia’s location, natural resources, and investor-friendly government are perfect for data centers, turning part of the country into an AI-fueled boomtown.
Hardware
SambaNova raised the speed limit for access to the largest model in the Llama 3.1 family — and it’s free.
Hardware
Nvidia’s latest chip promises to boost AI’s speed and energy efficiency.
Hardware
An upstart chip company dramatically accelerates pretrained large language models. Groq offers cloud access to Meta’s Llama 2 and Mistral.ai’s Mixtral at speeds an order of magnitude greater than other AI platforms. Registered users can try it.
Hardware
Huawei is emerging as an important supplier of AI chips. Amid a U.S. ban on exports of advanced chips to China, demand for Huawei’s AI chips is so intense that the company is limiting production of the chip that powers one of its most popular smartphones so it can serve the AI market.
Hardware
The AI boom is taxing power grids and pushing builders of data centers to rethink their sources of electricity.
Hardware
ChatGPT is pitching in on the assembly line. Siemens and Microsoft launched a joint pilot program of a GPT-powered model for controlling manufacturing machinery. German automotive parts manufacturer Schaeffler is testing the system in its factories, as is Siemens itself.