Robot teachers and AI doctors: what breakthroughs occurred in the IT sector this week

We share the latest news from the IT sphere that you should know about.

Amazon has released its own chatbot, Q

Amazon Q provides a set of features to support developers and IT professionals. You can use Amazon Q to start building applications on AWS, troubleshoot errors, and get help coding new applications.

Source: aws.amazon.com

Robot English teachers will appear in Seoul schools

Robot English teachers will be introduced in primary and middle schools in Seoul next year to help students develop conversational skills.

Robot English teachers will be deployed in five primary and middle schools in the capital for trial operation in March 2024.

AI-based robots will resemble restaurant service robots and will be able to hold one-on-one conversations in English with students. They will act as teaching assistants in the classroom.

Source: koreatimes.co.kr

AI assistant Great Leveler passed the US medical licensing exam

The Great Leveler service offers highly personalized AI assistants.

Currently, three virtual assistants are available on the website: Director David Wilson, Attorney Nathan Reynolds, and Doctor Jordan Hayes.

The last bot successfully passed the test for obtaining a medical license in the United States. The United States Medical Licensing Examination assesses knowledge directly, as well as mental sharpness and the ability to make decisions in complex situations.

Source: rb.ru

Samsung launched its desktop browser

The company launched Samsung Internet. The application is available in the Microsoft Store and works on all PCs and laptops with Windows.

The biggest advantage of Samsung Internet on the desktop operating system is data synchronization between the phone and PC.

Upon first launch of Samsung Internet on Windows, you can import browsing history, bookmarks, favorites, and search engines from other browsers, including Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge.

Source: sammobile.com

Developer Gustavo Ye released ChatSpot — an app in the style of Spotlight search with ChatGPT

The app is similar to Spotlight in macOS but with integrated ChatGPT. Through it, you can ask questions to ChatGPT without switching to a browser.

The query input field can be invoked using the keyboard shortcut ⌘ + ⌥ + K. The user can launch the app, ask a question, wait for the answer generation to complete, close the app using the same keyboard shortcut, and immediately use the answer. You can generate summaries or paraphrasing through the app. Advanced settings are available in the menu bar.

Source: habr.com