Huawei's robot and a computer mouse with ChatGPT: what's new in the IT sector

We are sharing new cool innovations that were presented this week.

Google's Bard AI chatbot can now answer questions about YouTube videos

You can now ask the chatbot specific questions about the content of videos. For example, if you are watching a travel video and see a place you really like, you can ask Bard AI where that place is located.

Answers are generated using language models that utilize information from YouTube and the internet. Users can ask questions about the video they are currently watching, and the conversation with artificial intelligence takes place while the video is playing.

Source: techcrunch.com

OpenAI trained a neural network to solve elementary math

The company is developing a new product, AGI or general artificial intelligence, named Q.

The new model can already solve basic math problems. Although Q performs math only at the level of elementary school students, successful completion of such tests gives researchers great optimism about the future success of Q.

Source: cnbc.com

Startup CheerDots developed a computer mouse with ChatGPT

The mouse consists of two main parts: a touchpad and a docking station, which are connected using a magnetic mount.

Developers integrated a voice recorder and ChatGPT into the mouse. This has enabled a feature for recording conversations with automatic voice-to-text conversion. Additionally, artificial intelligence can automatically highlight important moments from recordings. The company suggests using these capabilities for recording meetings or lectures.

Source: kickstarter.com

Stability.ai released Stable Video Diffusion

Stable Video Diffusion is the company's first foundational generative video model, based on the Stable Diffusion image model.

The code for Stable Video Diffusion is available on GitHub, and the parameters required to run the model locally can be found on our Hugging Face page. More detailed information about the technical capabilities of the model can be found here.

The preview version of Stable Video Diffusion can generate short video clips of 14 and 25 frames with a customizable frame rate from 3 to 30 frames per second.

Source: stability.ai

Huawei unveiled the HarmonyOS-based humanoid robot Aelos

Chinese tech innovators Shenzhen Kaihong Technology and Leju Robot presented Aelos, a humanoid robot running on Huawei's HarmonyOS. Aelos is the world's first humanoid operating on HarmonyOS, offering unique features for applications in education, healthcare, and industry.

Aelos, positioned as a "learning assistant," is equipped with modern sensors, dual cameras, and STM32 and RK3568 chips. Aelos performs 17 different functions, making it a good addition to various fields such as education, healthcare, and industry. These features will be revealed when the robot hits the market.

Source: albawaba.com