■ Boston Dynamics released a Halloween version of the humanoid robot Atlas video released the day gone by. This included a scene where Atlas, which was moving parts in a factory, was wearing a hot dog costume and the encompassing environment was secretly modified to cause mistakes. The title of the video was ‘Trick or Treat’, and it recorded 150,000 views inside 10 hours of being released.
■ Microsoft (MS) scheduled for October Launch of ‘Recall’ featurewas postponed again to December. This feature saves screenshots of every little thing that happens on the AI PC to assist search, and has been controversial resulting from privacy issues. Microsoft said it needs more time to arrange this feature.
■ Toyota and NTT develop artificial intelligence (AI) self-driving software Joint investment of 500 billion yen (roughly 4.5 trillion won)I made a decision to do it. They announced their goal to develop technology by 2028 by utilizing AI to enhance road safety and predict and reply to traffic accidents.
■ NVIDIA’s acquisition of Israeli startup Runcolon AI European Commission’s antitrust investigationI received it. Runcolon is thought to give you the option to suppress demand for AI chips from other corporations by efficiently distributing GPUs by robotically allocating the needed computing capability in accordance with the AI workload. NVIDIA is already under investigation by the U.S. Department of Justice over this issue.
■ D-IDhas launched an AI tool that may create realistic digital avatars and produce videos. ‘Express Avatar’ could be created as a video of about 1 minute, and a speaking video could be created by inputting text.
■ The primary self-service solution where Patronus AI detects and filters hallucinations in real time Launch of ‘Patronus API’did it He explained that through this, users can set rules in natural language and catch errors before the model outputs the reply to the user.
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