The Coming “iPhone for AI” and More [Fri-AI-days]
OpenAI turning to designer Jony Ive for ‘AI iPhone’
Summary: OpenAI is reportedly in talks with Jony Ive, Apple’s former lead designer, to develop an “iPhone of Artificial Intelligence.” The project would be financed with a $1 billion investment from Softbank, with Arm, Softbank’s chip design company, playing a key role. While the talks are said to be serious, the specific product is still being discussed, and it could take months for the venture to be finalized. Jony Ive played a crucial role in designing Apple’s iconic products, such as the iPhone and MacBook.
Partnering with the genius behind some of Apple’s most iconic designs hints at OpenAI’s ambition to merge aesthetics with advanced technology. This collaboration could redefine how we perceive and interact with AI, marrying form and function like never before.
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The Future of Motion Tracking: Glowing Markers & AI Unveil New Research Possibilities
Scientists at the Salk Institute have developed a non-invasive movement tracking method called GlowTrack that uses fluorescent dye markers to train artificial intelligence (AI) to capture movement. The technique is capable of tracking a single digit on a mouse’s paw or hundreds of landmarks on a human hand with high definition and precision. By using fluorescent dye markers…
