
Welcome to today's SMMRY. The key highlights:
Groq's new $20,000 LPU chip π
ElevenLabs AI sound generation π¬
Gartner predicts 25% dip in search engine volume π
Groq, an AI chip startup, has developed a special AI hardware and the first-ever Language Processing Unit (LPU) that turbocharges LLM and processes up to 500 tokens/second.
ElevenLabs has teased the launch of AI sound effects. Following the release of Sora, an exciting new text-to-video AI tool by OpenAI, ElevenLabs used Sora's sound limitations to share their news.
Gartner has forecasted a 25% decline in traditional search engine volume by 2026. This decline is attributed to the increasing prevalence of chatbots and AI-powered virtual agents.
Microsoft's President Brad Smith announced on X that they would expand their AI and cloud infrastructure in Spain via a $2.1 billion investment in the next two years.
University of Louisville researchers have developed a new AI-powered tool that could help doctors diagnose autism at a younger age.
Code for the paper "3D Diffuser Actor: Policy Diffusion with 3D Scene Representations". This AI-driven approach will allow robots to interact with 3d environments more effectively.
Meet ADAM, a domestic assistant robot jointly developed by researchers in Spain and Robotnik. According to the team, the robot is equipped with vision systems and grippers, and ADAM easily performs various physical tasks.
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