AI News: Everything You Missed This Week!

Summary

This week in AI brought a slew of updates despite the 4th of July holiday slowdown. Gen 3 by Runway became publicly available for pro users, enhancing text-to-video generation capabilities. 11 Labs enriched their reader app with iconic voices and introduced a voice isolator feature. New tools like meta's 3D Genin and open-source models like Intern LM 2.5 and Moshi by Q Tai are poised to revolutionize various sectors. Meanwhile, legal battles over copyright infringement continue, and new features from YouTube and Instagram aim to protect content creators. The script also teases upcoming tech like Grock 2 and potential Apple-Google partnerships, highlighting the rapid evolution of AI.

Takeaways

• 🎉 Gen 3, a text-to-video generator, was made publicly available this week, but only for pro users of Runway.
• 🦅 The script mentions an attempt to create a 4th of July themed video using Gen 3, highlighting the current capabilities and limitations of AI video generation.
• 🌟 11 Labs added famous voices to their reader app, including Judy Garland and James Dean, with permission from the estates of these celebrities.
• 🎧 11 Labs also released a new voice isolator feature that can clean up audio with background noise, showcasing impressive demo results.
• 🎹 An app for music creation with AI, Sunno, was released, providing a mobile version of their web app with a library of created songs.
• 📈 Meta released research on '3D Genin', a text-to-3D image generator that could streamline game development and 3D video asset creation.
• 🤖 An open-source AI research lab, Q Tai, released a new voice model, Moshi, which is currently in its basic form but has potential for significant improvement.
• 📚 Hugging Face made an open-source large language model, Intern LM 2.5, available, featuring a 1 million context window for developers.
• 🌐 The Brave browser updated to allow users to integrate custom AI models into their browsing experience.
• 🔍 Perplexity's Pro Search received an update, enhancing multi-step reasoning, math, and programming capabilities with the integration of Wolfram Alpha.
• 📝 Open AI faces another lawsuit over copyright infringement, with the Center for Investigative Reporting claiming unauthorized use of their content.

Q & A

Why were there fewer major announcements in the AI world this week?

There were fewer major announcements this week due to the 4th of July holiday in the United States, which typically slows down company activities and releases.

What is Gen 3, and who can access it?

Gen 3 is a new text-to-video generator made publicly available by Runway. It is accessible to pro users of Runway but not to those on the free plan.

How does Gen 3 compare to Luma AI for generating videos?

Gen 3 is currently the best text-to-video generator available, while Luma AI is considered better for image-to-video generation.

What new feature did 11 Labs introduce to their reader app?

11 Labs introduced new famous voices, including Judy Garland, James Dean, Burt Reynolds, and Sir Laurence Olivier, to their reader app.

What new feature did 11 Labs release for improving audio quality?

11 Labs released a new voice isolator feature that removes background noise from audio for crystal-clear sound.

What is 3D Genin, and which company developed it?

3D Genin is a new research project by Meta that generates 3D images from text prompts, potentially speeding up game development and 3D video asset creation.

What new open-source voice model was released this week, and by which organization?

Kotai, an open-source AI research lab, released a new voice model intended to compete with GPT-4's advanced voice capabilities.

What new feature did Brave Browser introduce related to AI models?

Brave Browser now allows users to bring their own custom AI models, adding to the existing options of Mixr, Claude, and Llama.

What updates did Perplexity introduce to their Pro search?

Perplexity's Pro search now features multi-step reasoning, better math and programming capabilities through Wolfram Alpha integration, and more efficient goal synthesis and answer generation.

What is the significance of Apple's new observer role on OpenAI's board?

Apple's observer role on OpenAI's board is significant because it marks a collaboration between two of the largest and traditionally competitive tech companies, Microsoft and Apple.

What lawsuit was filed against OpenAI and Microsoft, and what are the claims?

The Center for Investigative Reporting sued OpenAI and Microsoft, claiming copyright infringement for using their stories without permission or compensation, unlike other organizations that have licensed content.

What is Mustafa Solman's stance on content scraping for AI training?

Mustafa Solman believes that content available on the open web since the '90s has been fair use for copying and reproduction unless explicitly stated otherwise by the content owners.

What solution did Cloudflare roll out to prevent AI content scraping?

Cloudflare introduced a switch that prevents AI scrapers from accessing site content, available to both free and paid users.

What change did YouTube implement regarding AI-generated content?

YouTube now allows creators to request the removal of content that simulates their voice or likeness using AI.

What was the issue with Figma's AI features, and how was it addressed?

Figma's AI features were criticized for producing designs identical to Apple's weather app, prompting Figma to pause the feature while addressing the issue.

What new feature is rumored to be coming to WhatsApp?

WhatsApp is rumored to be introducing a feature that generates cartoon or alternate versions of user images, similar to a feature shown by Apple.

What new product is being developed as a competitor to Meta's Ray-Ban sunglasses?

A new company is developing a product similar to Meta's Ray-Ban sunglasses, featuring cameras on the sides and ChatGPT-4 for its language model.

What is Open Television, and what unique capability does it offer?

Open Television allows for immersive remote operation of a robot, with an example showing a person in Boston controlling a robot in San Diego in real time.

Outlines

00:00

🌐 AI Developments Amidst the 4th of July Week

This week in AI saw a quieter period due to the 4th of July holiday in the United States, with fewer major announcements from companies. Despite this, several developments were highlighted, including the public release of Gen 3 by Runway, which is now available to pro users. The video script also discusses the limitations and capabilities of Gen 3 compared to Luma AI for text-to-video generation. Additionally, 11 Labs introduced new features to their reader app, including the addition of famous voices with proper estate permissions, and a voice isolator feature to improve audio quality. The script also touches on the release of an app by Sunno, which facilitates music creation, and meta's new research in text-to-3D image generation.

05:00

🤖 Open Source AI and Voice Models Advancements

The script discusses the release of an open-source voice model by Q Tai, which is designed to compete with GPT-40's advanced voice capabilities. It also mentions the open-source large language model, Intern LM 2.5, available on Hugging Face with a 1 million context window. Furthermore, the Brave browser's update to incorporate custom AI models and Perplexity's Pro search with enhanced multi-step reasoning and math capabilities are covered. The paragraph also delves into potential board roles for Apple and Microsoft in Open AI, ongoing lawsuits against Open AI for copyright infringement, and discussions on content scraping and copyright on the open web.

10:01

📚 AI Ethics, Content Rights, and New Features

This section of the script addresses the ethical considerations and legal issues surrounding AI training on user content, with specific mention of Figma's approach to training their models on user designs and their subsequent decision to pause a feature due to similarities with Apple's weather app. Additionally, it covers YouTube's new policy allowing users to request the removal of AI-generated content that simulates their likeness or voice, Instagram's adjustment to its AI content labeling, and the anticipation of new features in WhatsApp that generate personalized avatars.

15:03

🚀 Exciting AI Innovations and Future Prospects

The final paragraph of the script wraps up the week's AI news with a mention of potential partnerships between Apple and Google's Gemini for AI technology, the upcoming release of Grock 2 by Elon Musk, and the introduction of new AI features in various platforms like Instagram and messenger. It also highlights the competition in the smart glasses market with new companies entering the space, and ends with a fascinating look at 'Open Television,' a technology that allows remote operation of robots, showcasing the exciting possibilities of AI in the future.

Keywords

💡AI World News

AI World News refers to the latest developments and updates in the field of artificial intelligence. The video script discusses various AI advancements and releases, making it central to the theme of staying informed about the AI industry. Examples include the release of Gen 3 access and updates from 11 Labs, which are significant events in the AI world.

💡Gen 3

Gen 3 is a reference to the third generation of a product or technology, specifically mentioned in the context of Runway's text-to-video generator. It represents a significant upgrade or new release in AI technology. The script mentions Gen 3's public availability and its capabilities, indicating its importance in the AI-driven content creation space.

💡Text-to-Video Generator

A text-to-video generator is an AI tool that converts textual descriptions into video content. The script talks about Gen 3 as an example of this technology, highlighting its current limitations and potential. It's a key concept as it showcases the evolving capabilities of AI in creative fields.

💡Luma AI

Luma AI is mentioned as a competitor to Gen 3 in the text-to-video space. It is noted for its image-to-video capabilities, which the script suggests are more impressive than Gen 3's. Luma AI represents the ongoing competition and innovation within the AI industry.

💡11 Labs

11 Labs is a company that has made updates to its AI reader app, adding famous voices and a voice isolator feature. The script discusses these updates, emphasizing the company's contributions to the AI space, particularly in voice technology and audio processing.

💡Voice Isolation

Voice isolation is a technology that extracts a clear voice recording from audio with background noise. The script highlights 11 Labs' new voice isolator feature, demonstrating the practical applications of AI in improving audio quality for various uses, such as music production.

💡Open Source

Open source refers to software or technology whose source code is made available to the public, allowing anyone to view, use, modify, and distribute it. The script mentions open-source AI models like the one from Q Tai and intern LM 2.5, indicating a trend towards collaborative development and innovation in AI.

💡Large Language Models (LLMs)

Large Language Models are AI systems trained on vast amounts of text data to generate human-like language. The script discusses intern LM 2.5, which has a 1 million context window, and the implications of open-sourcing such models, showing the growing complexity and accessibility of LLMs.

💡Brave Browser

The Brave browser is mentioned in the context of integrating custom AI models into its platform. This update allows users to 'bring your own model' for personalized AI experiences within the browser, reflecting the growing integration of AI into everyday tools and platforms.

💡Perplexity Pro

Perplexity Pro is a service that offers advanced AI search capabilities with features like multi-step reasoning and math programming enhancements. The script discusses its benefits, particularly for research and problem-solving, positioning it as a valuable resource in the AI-driven research space.

💡AI Ethics and Copyright

AI Ethics and Copyright are discussed in the context of lawsuits against OpenAI and Microsoft for alleged copyright infringement. The script raises questions about the use of existing content to train AI models and the ethical and legal implications of such practices, reflecting ongoing debates in the AI community.

Highlights

Gen 3 access was made publicly available, but only for pro users of Runway.

Gen 3's text-to-video generator capabilities were demonstrated with a 4th of July themed prompt.

Luma AI's image-to-video capabilities were compared to Gen 3, with Luma being favored.

11 Labs added famous voices to their reader app with permission from the estates of the celebrities.

11 Labs introduced a new voice isolator feature for cleaning up audio with background noise.

SunnO released an app for iOS with the same functionality as their web app for music creation.

Meta's new research on text-to-3D images, called 3D Genin, could impact game development and 3D video asset creation.

Kotai, an open-source AI research lab, released a new voice model to compete with GPT-40's advanced voice.

Hugging Face released an open-source large language model called intern LM 2.5 with a 1 million context window.

Brave browser updated to allow users to bring their own AI models into the browser.

Perplexity's Pro search was updated with multi-step reasoning and integration with Wolfram Alpha for improved math and programming capabilities.

Apple is rumored to be getting a board seat in Open AI, but in an observer role without voting rights.

Open AI faces another lawsuit for copyright infringement from the Center for Investigative Reporting.

Mustafa Solman's views on the social contract of content on the open web and its implications for AI training were discussed.

Cloudflare introduced a solution to prevent AI scraping of websites for users on their platform.

Figma's AI features were showcased, but the company faced controversy over similarities with Apple's weather app design.

YouTube introduced a feature allowing users to request the removal of AI-generated impersonating content.

Instagram updated its AI disclosure wording to provide more clarity on the use of AI in image processing.

Elon Musk teased the release of Grock 2 in August, promising improvements in training data curation for AI models.

Rumors suggest Apple might partner with Google Gemini for AI-powered chat features, in addition to their Open AI collaboration.

WhatsApp is reportedly developing a feature to generate cartoon versions of users' selfies.

A new company is developing AI-enabled sunglasses with integrated cameras, using GPT-40 for the language model.

Open Television was introduced, allowing users to remotely operate a robot in an immersive manner.

Transcripts

here's all the news from the AI world

that I think you'll find interesting

from this week now there wasn't a ton of

major announcements this week that's

because of the 4th of July here in the

United States I believe a lot of

companies sort of slow down on the

announcements and big releases during

holiday weeks because of travel and

things like that but that doesn't mean

there's not a lot to talk about a lot of

really cool things still happen this

week starting with the fact that gen 3

access was made publicly available now I

made a video earlier this week on Sunday

before gen 3 was released and then on

Monday the day after that video came out

gen 3 was made publicly available

unfortunately Gen 3 is not available if

you're on like a free plan for Runway

you do have to be a pro user but if you

are a pro user of Runway you can come

over to generate videos You'll see a big

introducing gen 3 Alpha you can click

get started and enter your prompt here

I've made a ton of videos with Gen 3

already and again I already made another

video about it so I'm not going to go

into too much depth in this video about

gen 3 cuz that whole video will break

down what you can expect however I did

attempt to make a 4th of July themed

video with the prompt a bald eagle

flying in front of an American flag with

fireworks in the background and well

this is what it gave me um yeah it's not

always the best but it is the best

textto video generator we have right now

compare that to something like Luma AI

where I was able to actually give the

prompt to an image gen generator upload

my image into Luma and I got something

that's a little bit more impressive out

of it so text a video Gen 3 is the best

we've got today image to video Luma

still the best in my opinion you can't

do image to video yet with Gen 3 11 Labs

got a couple Updates this week as well

last week we talked about their new

reader app this week they've added some

famous voices to the reader app like

Judy Garland James Dean Bert Reynolds

and Sir Lawrence Olivier and before

people start freaking out to much they

did get permission from the estat they

made deals the Estates are getting paid

for them to be able to do this so this

was all done above board with permission

if you want to check out the app

yourself search out 11 Labs on your

phone make sure that you're downloading

the proper version that is created by 11

Labs Inc a lot of people on the App

Store are going to try to fool you into

thinking their app is the actual 11 Labs

app but you want the one that actually

says 11 Labs once you're in the app you

can actually see some of these new

iconic voices that are in there I think

it's cool that they have them but

personally due to the time that a lot of

these people were alive and their voices

were available audio quality isn't my

favorite for example here's what Judy

Garland sounds like once upon a time in

a land Far Far Away there was a

beautiful young girl who had become lost

while traveling Bert Reynolds is

probably the best sounding one just

because he's a little bit more recent a

little more current for the good old

American life for the money for the for

the glory and for the fun mostly for the

money I could see listening to articles

and PDFs and stuff with Bert Reynolds

voice 11 Labs also released a new voice

isolator feature where you can upload

any audio with any sort of background

noise and it will clean it up and make

it sound really good I particularly like

this demo that they put online that

shows how good it actually works check

this

out need to remove background noise from

your video use our new voice isolator

model for crystal clear audio every

time I mean it's pretty impressive if

you're a fan of sunno and making music

with sunno they also released an app

this week it pretty much does the exact

same thing is the web app it just makes

it easier to do it on your phone at the

moment I believe it's only available on

iOS so if you're on Android it's

probably coming soon but at the moment

you're kind of out of luck when you

search it out in the App Store search

out soono once again be careful a lot of

people will try to fool you into

thinking their app is the official sunno

app there's one here that sayso AI by

sharp Forks it's not sunno but there are

quite a few apps that claim to be sunno

so make sure you are grabbing the right

one it has this little tiedy psychedelic

looking background and the creator of

the app is sunno Inc so look at the

Creator make sure it says sunno Inc and

that's the proper app once you're in

sunno it works pretty much like the web

version version you've got your library

of all the songs that you've created

you've got a create button your newest

songs pop up towards the top on the web

app your newest songs are at the bottom

of the list once again I was trying to

generate some stuff for a Fourth of July

theme this is what it came up

[Music]

with you get the idea meta released some

new research this week around text to 3D

images it's called 3D genin and you can

apparently input a text prompt and

output a fairly decent quality 3D image

this could speed up things like game

development and creating assets for 3D

videos and things like that here's the

demo that they posted on X to kind of

show off what it's capable of we got a

little like breedy pug here made out of

metal a dancing robot it looks like they

fed this into mixamo or something to get

that dance and it looks to be pretty

good I mean I can't really say if this

looks a lot better than a lot of the

text to 3D we've already seen or if it's

about on par and we don't have access to

it yet they just released the research

but once I can play with it I'm

definitely going to play with it and see

what we can do with it this week this

company called kotai I'm not sure if I'm

pronouncing that right or not but there

are open-source AI research lab they

released a new voice model that looks to

be trying to go head-to-head with GPT

40's advanced voice and not only is it

available right now to try out out

they're actually open- sourcing it so

that other companies could build off of

it and use the underlying Tech to build

new tools from it if you want to try it

out you can head over to Moshi do chat

it says enter your email to join the

queue I don't know why it does that CU

as soon as you click join Q it just

spits you right into it where you can

use it hello how can I help you what's

your name you're Moshi no you're mhi who

made you I was created by Q Tai a

nonprofit research lab based in Paris

what things are you best at I'm the

voice artificial intelligence so I can

understand and respond to human speech

are you good at math yes I can perform

basic math calculations what's

7,532 * 7

7,532 * 7 is 53

2,33 that wasn't exactly what I asked

but still pretty

impressive thank you now not quite on

par with what we saw out of GPT 40 the

voice is not very expressive yet still

sounds very robotic however the

responses you heard were in real time I

didn't edit this to make it seem like it

was responding to me quicker than it

actually was it actually instantly

responds sometimes almost talking over

you before you finish your sentence and

because this is open source this is just

the very sort of base level the

foundation of what we're going to see

from this Tech as soon as other people

start using this integrating it with

tools like 11 Labs with more realistic

voices integrating it with other large

language models that are probably

smarter than whatever it's powered by

right now this is going to actually get

a lot better and be a decent alternative

to GPT 40 with the advanced voice

assistant and speaking of Open Source

there's a new open source large language

model that was just made available over

on hugging face called intern LM 2.5

what's interesting about this one is not

only that it's open source but it has a

1 million context window now Gemini from

Google Now has a 2 million context

window which is probably overkill for

most let's be honest 1 million context

is probably overkill for most but now we

have an Open Source 1 million context

window that anybody can build with and

it's available right now for anybody to

play around with over on hugging face

the weights are available right now and

most likely either now or pretty soon

you'll be able to use it in a tool like

LM Studio or Jan or chat RTX it's kind

of like a your own model chat system

speaking of bring your own model chat

system the brave browser just made an

update where you can bring your own

model into the brave browser so brave

has their own AI similar to what you see

from Microsoft co-pilot built into the

browser they call it Leo Ai and now you

can actually use custom models they've

already got Mixr Claude and llama but

now you can actually add a custom model

in if that's something you're interested

in complexity also got an update this

week with their Pro search the new Pro

search has multi-step reasoning so it

actually understands when a question

requires planning Works through goals

step by step and synthesizes in-depth

answers with greater efficiency it can

also analyze search results and take

intelligent actions based on findings

it's also much better at math and

programming because of the addition of

Wolfram Alpha if you're a free user of

perplexity you can use PR search five

times every four hours and if you're a

perplexity Pro member you get nearly

unlimited daily access so there's some

limits but you're probably not going to

find them I feel like open Ai and chat

GPT really led the way in making chat

Bots and large language models popular

but if I'm being totally honest I've

become much more of a fan of clad and

perplexity I use clad for most things

except for when I need to do research

perplexity seems to be the best option

right now it looks like apple is

actually getting a board seat on ai's

board it's going to be an observer role

so they won't have voting rights but

it's super interesting because obviously

Microsoft and Apple are like the two

largest companies in the world and

they're kind of head-to-head competitors

and both companies are actually going to

have board roles in open AI so pretty

fascinating but when it comes to open AI

another week another lawsuit the center

for investigative reporting is suing

open Ai and Microsoft once again

claiming copyright infringement open Ai

and Microsoft started vacuuming up our

stories to make their product more

powerful but they never asked for

permission or offered compensation

unlike other organizations that license

our material if you remember recently

open AI has been signing a ton of

Licensing deals Associated Press Axel

Springer Financial Times News Corp VOX

media the Atlantic time makes me wonder

if some of these lawsuits are just to

try to get on the radar of open AI so

that it can open discussions to get a

licensing deal at the end of the day

this is all about money for these

companies and I'm sure if open AI made

them a licensing offer that they

couldn't refuse they would get on board

with open AI pretty quickly but that's

just speculation Mustafa solman who in

my opinion is usually pretty calculated

with his words and a very very smart

person he wrote the book called The

Coming wave which is a great book on

sort of where AI is now and where it's

headed but he made some statements that

even I really really can't get behind

with respect to content that is already

on the open web the social contract of

that content since the '90s has been

that it is fair use anyone can copy it

recreate with it reproduce with it that

has been freear if you like that's been

the understanding there's a separate

category where a website or a publisher

or a news organization had explicitly

said do not scrape or crawl me for any

other reason than indexing me so that

other people can find that content that

that's a great area and I think that's

going to work its way through the court

yeah I I don't know about that if I put

up content on the internet on YouTube on

my personal blog just because I didn't

put like a specific robots. text file

telling not to scrape on this I should

just accept that these companies are

allowed to use this content however they

want I don't know I I have a hard time

getting behind that I kind of understand

what he's saying if you're putting it on

the internet everybody can see it anyway

so what's the difference between them

seeing it there or seeing it here I feel

like that's sort of the point he's

trying to make but that doesn't

completely negate copyright I don't know

what are your thoughts do you agree with

Mustafa here oh and by the way if you

absolutely don't want to be scraped and

you don't want your content taken by AI

Cloud flare rolled out a solution this

week if you're on cloud flare which is a

Content delivery Network that sort of

lives between like your domain and your

hosting and it like caches a lot of the

stuff on your website to make your

website load faster and I'm not the best

person to be explained this but it's a

service that sort of helps your site

load better helps with security on the

site helps with preventing more downtime

on your site things like that now they

have a switch that you can flip on that

makes it so these scrapers that are

scraping for AI can't scrape your site

anymore and it's available to both free

and paid users of cloud flare if you're

worried about companies like Microsoft

just taking your content and using it

however you want Cloud flare could be a

good option for you especially since

they have free options and speaking of

using your content to train AI

last week figma had their config

conference where they showed off all

their AI features this week they put out

an official statement to users that says

the company needs to train models that

better understand Design Concepts and

patterns and figma's internal formats

and structure through figma content

apparently they are going to offer a way

to opt out but by default apparently

they'll just train on whatever designs

and things you make inside of figma

figma also got into a little bit of hot

water this week when it came out that

the weather app that it was design sing

for people looked identical to Apple's

weather app the CEO of figma did speak

up and say that they were using offthe

shelf language models for their built-in

AI so it wasn't specifically trained on

Apple's designs but maybe the

off-the-shelf AI they were using was

trained on Apple's designs and they've

since paused this feature so the ability

to actually make this kind of stuff in

figma is not available right now while

they fix these issues and make sure that

it's not going to accidentally create

designs that look exactly like other

companies designs YouTube rolled out a

new feature where if a YouTuber creates

content that simulates what you look

like or simulates your voice you can

actually request to have that taken down

now before it actually had to be like

stolen content like if somebody took my

videos and put them on their YouTube

channel I can force them to take it down

or if they used my music or my IP I can

claim copyright on it and have it taken

down well now if somebody just uses an

AI version of your voice or an AI

version of your face you can request it

to get taken down as well Instagram also

made a little bit of a tweak a lot of

people were having a bit of a fit about

the fact that images that used any bit

of AI at all like if you used Photoshop

it would probably say made with AI on

your image and people were going hey

this image wasn't made with AI I just

did some color correction that maybe

might have used a teeny bit of AI or I

just erased a little thing in the

background and that might have used a

little bit of AI that doesn't mean my

image was made with AI it just means I

did a tiny tweak to the image to make it

look a little bit better well they

changed their wording so now it no

longer says made with AI now it says AI

info you can click on it and see what's

in the metadata we also got word this

week that a new version of grock is

coming out grock 2 is apparently

arriving in August this comes from Elon

himself he was replying to Beth Jos on X

who said models training on each other

data is like a human centipede effect

elon's reply was sadly quite true it

takes a lot of work to purge llms from

the internet training data grock 2 which

comes out in August will be a giant

Improvement in this regard there's also

a rumor going around that Apple might

partner with Google Gemini at WWDC they

announced that they were partnering up

with open AI to power some of its chat

features it's starting to sound like

Gemini will also be an option if you

don't want to use open AI Tech now this

article does say apple could announce a

Google Gemini deal this fall so this is

all still just rumor and speculation

WhatsApp appears to be getting a new

feature based on some leaked screenshots

it looks to me very much like what Apple

showed off in their WWDC keynote where

you can upload an image of yourself and

it will generate sort of cartoon or

alternate versions that look like you

and this appears to be a feature that

they're going to roll out inside of

WhatsApp and I imagine if it's in

WhatsApp it's probably also going to be

in Instagram and messenger and all the

other sweet of tools that meta has out

there and since I mentioned meta they're

getting some competition with their meta

Ray bands which personally I love

they're my daily wearers for sunglasses

but there is a new company that is

trying to make something very similar

that looks very similar with little

cameras on the side and it will have an

llm in fact it's going to use chat GPT

40 for their llm inside of it which if

I'm being quite honest is still better

than what you get with llama 3 which is

what's currently in the glasses that

meta has and finally this was super cool

I wanted to show this off it's called

open television it lets you immersively

operate a robot even if you're 3,000 M

away just like the movie Avatar so we

can see somebody over here wearing an

apple Vision Pro moving their hands

around they're over at MIT in Boston and

the robot itself is over here in UCSD

and what he's doing with his hands the

robot is actually doing on the other

side of the country I thought that was

pretty cool I want to dive more into

this Tech I'm definitely going to do

more more videos on Robotics and things

like that in the future heck I'm in San

Diego maybe I can get a demo of this in

person over at UCSD but I just thought

this Tech was really cool wanted to

share it as my final little exciting fun

thing for this week again Fourth of July

week so not a ton of huge major

announcements but still plenty to talk

about hopefully you feel more looped in

on what's going on in the AI world and

found some of this stuff cool

interesting fascinating disappointing

scary whatever all those emotions are

val

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