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FJ-215

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My Brain hurts.......

it's, like it's hot but: it's.........



AND what the hell is going on with the maid of honor???


My attempt at Sunday Night humour.......sorry if it misses the mark.

Only human in a world of AI.....

AND........

In my own self defence.........

I grew up with these guys.........

Make up your own mind........

 
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Esq.111

Fascinatingly Intuitive.
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This is the direction HHI and BD are heading with robotics it lines up with the latest technologies nicely.

Enjoy the video.

 
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That's funny, i wasn't aware Intel had any commercially available neuromorphic chips / ip?

Good thing ifs has us as a partner i guess.

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This is the direction HHI and BD are heading with robotics it lines up with the latest technologies nicely.

Enjoy the video.


Hyundai owns Boston Dynamics
 
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Yep. And opening a new AI institute in Zurich beginning of this year.



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BOSTON DYNAMICS AI INSTITUTE COMING TO ZURICH​

Nov 06, 2023 11:26Michaela Mersetzky, Greater Zurich Area/Café Europe

The Boston Dynamics AI Institute of the Hyundai Motor Company will establish a presence in Zurich at the start of 2024.

The team in place here is set to focus on core areas of the institute such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), hardware design, machine learning, mobile manipulation and robot ethics.

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The Boston Dynamics AI Institute is set to bring a develop team to Zurich at the start of 2024. Image provided by Boston Dynamics AI Institute

The Boston Dynamics AI Institute is set to bring a develop team to Zurich at the start of 2024. In so doing, the organization, which is based in Cambridge in the US State of Massachusetts and focuses on leveraging the benefits of Artificial Intelligence, intends to support further growth and attract the best talent in Europe, as the Institute writes in a press release.

“The Zurich team will expand the Institute’s focus in core areas such as AI, hardware design, machine learning, dexterous mobile manipulation, and robot ethics, and will help us connect to talent, universities, and research organizations in the vibrant European ecosystem”, the press release states. According to information from the Institute, its culture is geared towards bringing together the best features of academic research labs and corporate development labs.

The Boston Dynamics AI Institute was founded in August 2022 by Marc Raibert, who previously founded Boston Dynamics, a robotics company based in Waltham, in 2013. It primarily focuses on researching and developing autonomous mobile robots, initially for the US military. In 2020, Boston Dynamics was taken over by the Hyundai Motor Company.

To begin with, Hyundai and Boston Dynamics invested more than 400 million US dollars to launch the Boston Dynamics AI Institute, further details of which can be found in a press release. In its first year of operation, the Institute has expanded its research, technical and operational teams to over 150 employees and brought on board ten guest professors, who work across 100,000 square meters of lab and office space in the heart of Cambridge
 
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Diogenese

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Yep. And opening a new AI institute in Zurich beginning of this year.



NEWS

BOSTON DYNAMICS AI INSTITUTE COMING TO ZURICH​

Nov 06, 2023 11:26Michaela Mersetzky, Greater Zurich Area/Café Europe

The Boston Dynamics AI Institute of the Hyundai Motor Company will establish a presence in Zurich at the start of 2024.

The team in place here is set to focus on core areas of the institute such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), hardware design, machine learning, mobile manipulation and robot ethics.

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The Boston Dynamics AI Institute is set to bring a develop team to Zurich at the start of 2024. Image provided by Boston Dynamics AI Institute

The Boston Dynamics AI Institute is set to bring a develop team to Zurich at the start of 2024. In so doing, the organization, which is based in Cambridge in the US State of Massachusetts and focuses on leveraging the benefits of Artificial Intelligence, intends to support further growth and attract the best talent in Europe, as the Institute writes in a press release.

“The Zurich team will expand the Institute’s focus in core areas such as AI, hardware design, machine learning, dexterous mobile manipulation, and robot ethics, and will help us connect to talent, universities, and research organizations in the vibrant European ecosystem”, the press release states. According to information from the Institute, its culture is geared towards bringing together the best features of academic research labs and corporate development labs.

The Boston Dynamics AI Institute was founded in August 2022 by Marc Raibert, who previously founded Boston Dynamics, a robotics company based in Waltham, in 2013. It primarily focuses on researching and developing autonomous mobile robots, initially for the US military. In 2020, Boston Dynamics was taken over by the Hyundai Motor Company.

To begin with, Hyundai and Boston Dynamics invested more than 400 million US dollars to launch the Boston Dynamics AI Institute, further details of which can be found in a press release. In its first year of operation, the Institute has expanded its research, technical and operational teams to over 150 employees and brought on board ten guest professors, who work across 100,000 square meters of lab and office space in the heart of Cambridge

The founder of Boston Dynamics was also a professor at Carnegie Mellon.

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Meanwhile Marco Hutter was a ML professor at ETH Zurich

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US2023382476A1 ADAPTIVE ROBOTIC FOOT 20201020

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Applicants UNIV PISA [IT]; FONDAZIONE ST ITALIANO TECNOLOGIA [IT]; QBROBOTICS S R L [IT]; EIDGENOESSISCHE TECHNISCHE HOCHSCHULE ZUERICH[CH]

Inventors BICCHI ANTONIO [IT]; GARABINI MANOLO [IT]; POLLAYIL MATHEW JOSE [IT]; PETROCELLI CRISTIANO [IT]; GRIOLI GIORGIO [IT]; CATALANO MANUEL GIUSEPPE [IT]; VALSECCHI GIORGIO [CH]; BONOMO FABIO [IT]; PERSICHINI RICCARDO [IT]; HUTTER MARCO[CH]

This patent is innocent of neural networks and artificial intelligence. It just has a "control". It is directed to the mechanical aspects of the robodog.

Rizzi:
WO2023140929A1 SYSTEMS AND METHODS OF COORDINATED BODY MOTION OF ROBOTIC DEVICES 20220121

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Again, no NN or AI.

One concern about Zurich is that it is home to a lot of analog NN Unis/startups.
 
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Yep. And opening a new AI institute in Zurich beginning of this year.



NEWS

BOSTON DYNAMICS AI INSTITUTE COMING TO ZURICH​

Nov 06, 2023 11:26Michaela Mersetzky, Greater Zurich Area/Café Europe

The Boston Dynamics AI Institute of the Hyundai Motor Company will establish a presence in Zurich at the start of 2024.

The team in place here is set to focus on core areas of the institute such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), hardware design, machine learning, mobile manipulation and robot ethics.

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The Boston Dynamics AI Institute is set to bring a develop team to Zurich at the start of 2024. Image provided by Boston Dynamics AI Institute

The Boston Dynamics AI Institute is set to bring a develop team to Zurich at the start of 2024. In so doing, the organization, which is based in Cambridge in the US State of Massachusetts and focuses on leveraging the benefits of Artificial Intelligence, intends to support further growth and attract the best talent in Europe, as the Institute writes in a press release.

“The Zurich team will expand the Institute’s focus in core areas such as AI, hardware design, machine learning, dexterous mobile manipulation, and robot ethics, and will help us connect to talent, universities, and research organizations in the vibrant European ecosystem”, the press release states. According to information from the Institute, its culture is geared towards bringing together the best features of academic research labs and corporate development labs.

The Boston Dynamics AI Institute was founded in August 2022 by Marc Raibert, who previously founded Boston Dynamics, a robotics company based in Waltham, in 2013. It primarily focuses on researching and developing autonomous mobile robots, initially for the US military. In 2020, Boston Dynamics was taken over by the Hyundai Motor Company.

To begin with, Hyundai and Boston Dynamics invested more than 400 million US dollars to launch the Boston Dynamics AI Institute, further details of which can be found in a press release. In its first year of operation, the Institute has expanded its research, technical and operational teams to over 150 employees and brought on board ten guest professors, who work across 100,000 square meters of lab and office space in the heart of Cambridge

I recommend the movie Atlas 😉

 
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Esq.111

Fascinatingly Intuitive.
Good Morning Chippers ,

The Scroll , updated.

64 bottles of beer on the wall....

* I noticed Fact Finder's list has the addition of DELL .
Thought I read everything, but seem to of missed this development.
If anyone can supply info on the connection With DELL , other than our talk session with them , be greatful.

Regards,
Esq.
 

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I was just wondering if there has been any comments on the directors purchasing shares recently. I probably missed it but was hoping someone could put forward opinions of why all of a sudden 5 directors decided to purchase.
Was it to show confidence in the company or ….?
 
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I was just wondering if there has been any comments on the directors purchasing shares recently. I probably missed it but was hoping someone could put forward opinions of why all of a sudden 5 directors decided to purchase.
Was it to show confidence in the company or ….?

If only!

It was performance rights. No purchasing.
 
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itsol4605

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Bravo

If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
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If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!

SoftBank Plans to Commit $9 Billion to AI Projects​

BY PYMNTS | MAY 26, 2024
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Japan’s SoftBank is reportedly planning to invest nearly $9 billion in artificial intelligence (AI).
The tech company’s outlay for investments and commitments has more than doubled to $8.9 billion in the 12 months since its CEO said the company was ready to go on the “counteroffensive,” the Financial Times (FT) reported Sunday (May 26).
“We will, in principle, be keeping the same kind of trend in terms of the pace of investment activities,” SoftBank’s chief financial officer Yoshimitsu Goto told FT. “From now on, we want to step up investments in AI companies.
“The reason we’ve been keeping our balance sheet at a very safe level is because we would like to be prepared,” he added, “and we would like to be flexible if there is anything that we would like to move on.”

Last year, SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son, projected that artificial general intelligence (AGI) — a computer system that can match or exceed human thought and reasoning — will become 10 times more powerful than all of humanity by the end of this decade.
“Take advantage of it or be left behind,” Son said.
The report said SoftBank faces some intense competition in the AI space, as tech giants like Microsoft, Amazon and Google have invested billions in partnerships with startups building AI models. In addition, top venture capital companies are hoping to do business with firms building AI products and applications.
In fact, last week saw reports that Microsoft and Amazon have already allocated $40-plus billion combined for AI-related and data center projects around the world this year.
For Microsoft, that means plans to invest more than $16 billion in various countries, including France, Germany, Japan, Malaysia, Spain and Indonesia, The Wall Street Journal reported. At the same time, Amazon has set aside investments of $15 billion in Japan, $9 billion in Singapore, $5 billion in Mexico and $1.3 billion in France.
The move to invest heavily in AI infrastructure overseas is fueled by the desire to tap into the growing worldwide demand for AI technologies, as well as a need to have data centers built in regions where the shift to cloud computing is taking place, making sure processing times are faster, while data remains secure and private.

 
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Already posted? AGM recorded
 
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