Nvidia Unveils AI-Powered Robotics Platform, Aims to Transform Manufacturing Through Smarter, Faster Learning Robots
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Nvidia unveiled a new software and hardware platform to build advanced, human-like robots powered by AI and supercomputers. The platform includes computer system "Jetson Thor" and software tools like generative AI and Isaac.
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The robots will continue learning and improving through reinforcement learning. They are designed for deployment in heavy industries like manufacturing.
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang believes artificial general intelligence could arrive in 5 years, depending on how it's defined. AI can now pass certain tests but still struggles with specialized medical exams.
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There are growing concerns about rapidly advancing AI capabilities leading to loss of control or weaponization. A US-funded report recommended tighter control of AI chip manufacture and export.
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Nvidia's AI chips are being used in systems like ChatGPT. The company expects its new robotics platform to transform industries through smarter, faster robots that keep learning.