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Waymo wants to use Google’s Gemini to train its robotaxis Avride rolls out its next-gen sidewalk delivery robots Judges let algorithms help them make decisions, except when they don’t Buddy ai is using AI and gaming to help children learn English as a second language Boston Dynamics’ new video shows that its humanoid robot doesn’t need a human Google’s AI-powered weather app is rolling out to older Pixels Perplexity CEO Aravind Srinivas on the rush toward an AI-curated web submitted by /u/codeharman [link] [comments]

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I swear about a year ago this subreddit was basically a singularity cult, where every other person was convinced an AGI god was just round the corner and would make the world into an automated paradise. When did this subreddit become nuanced, the only person this sub seemed concerned with before was Sam Altman, now I'm seeing people mentioning Eliezer Yudkowsky and Rob Miles?? submitted by /u/IMightBeAHamster [link] [comments]

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I’ve also included some pictures (just found on google, not my own images) to show how I’ve seen it develop throughout the years from barely letters -> barely comprehensible string of real letters -> increasingly understandable fake words. submitted by /u/zonglydoople [link] [comments]

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