AI Daily News by Bush Bush

1. Tesla has unveiled a new model of its humanoid robot called Tesla Bot. CEO Musk emphasized that the capabilities of the Optimus robot have been severely underestimated, and the demand for such products in the future will far exceed that of Tesla cars.[1]
2. Canadian company Sanctuary AI has released a new versatile industrial robot called Phoenix, designed for a wide range of work scenarios. Phoenix integrates features such as wide-angle vision, object recognition, and intelligent grasping, achieving human-like operational proficiency.[2]
3. NVIDIA’s CEO Jensen Huang stated that chip manufacturing is an ideal application for accelerating computing and AI. The next wave of AI will be embodied intelligence.[3]
4. OpenAI CEO Altman claimed not to have any equity in OpenAI and that his compensation only covers his health insurance, while the company’s valuation has surpassed $27 billion.[4]
5. Apple is set to launch a series of new accessibility features later this year, including a “Personal Voice” function that allows individuals to create synthetic voices based on a 15-minute audio recording of their own voice.[5]

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