An interest that brings us here is images and video.
We may be on to something. Hang on, I’ll explain.
Recently I became aware of the investigation of the Hugging Face incident.
This was a terrifying exposure to what AI agents are already capable of.
Intrigued, I started to read more on the topic.
Soon I found that ImageNet is generally credited with having created the foundation of what we (regular people) have come to know as AI.
The person who created ImageNet many years ago, co-founded World Labs more recently.
It seems that predictive video (I made up that term) is where the action is.
Earlier today World Labs and AMD inked a deal for AMD to acquire World Labs through a stock swap.
I still have much to understand why images and video are important in the world of AI.
It seems to have to do with physical AI.
Whatever it is, it is happening and moving fast.
Being that we are into cams, and cams make video, I thought this worthy of at least a passing glance.
We may be on to something. Hang on, I’ll explain.
Recently I became aware of the investigation of the Hugging Face incident.
This was a terrifying exposure to what AI agents are already capable of.
Intrigued, I started to read more on the topic.
Soon I found that ImageNet is generally credited with having created the foundation of what we (regular people) have come to know as AI.
The person who created ImageNet many years ago, co-founded World Labs more recently.
It seems that predictive video (I made up that term) is where the action is.
Earlier today World Labs and AMD inked a deal for AMD to acquire World Labs through a stock swap.
I still have much to understand why images and video are important in the world of AI.
It seems to have to do with physical AI.
Whatever it is, it is happening and moving fast.
Being that we are into cams, and cams make video, I thought this worthy of at least a passing glance.