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Google's DeepMind says it will use AI models to power physical robots
Google is taking its DeepMind artificial intelligence technology models into the physical world to power robots.
Google’s Gemini Robotics AI Model Reaches Into the Physical World
Google has developed an AI model that gives humanoids and other robots more intelligence—and a tool designed to give them a moral compass too.
DeepMind to Integrate AI Models with Physical Robotics
Unlike traditional generative AI that produces text and images, these new models focus on translating AI capabilities into physical action commands that control robots. This represents a significant evolution in how AI can interact with and manipulate the physical environment around us.
Google DeepMind unveils new AI models in race to make robots useful
According to Google DeepMind, a robot trained using its new models was able to fold an origami fox, organise a desk according to verbal instructions, wrap headphone wires and slam dunk a miniature basketball through a hoop. The company is also partnering with start-up Apptronik to build humanoid robots using this technology.
Google debuts AI model for robotics, challenging Meta, OpenAI
Google DeepMind’s research unit is launching Gemini Robotics, a new version of its AI model focused on creating more skilled and interactive robots. Another model, Gemini Robotics-ER, is designed to enhance spatial understanding and assist robot developers in creating programs using Gemini's reasoning abilities.
Google introduces new AI models for rapidly growing robotics industry
Alphabet's Google launched two new AI models tailored for robotics applications on Wednesday based on its Gemini 2.0 model, as it looks to cater to the rapidly growing robotics industry. The robotics field has made large strides over the past few years with increasing advancements in AI and improving models,
Google DeepMind launches robot AI that can figure out how to ‘slam dunk’
Google DeepMind has unveiled two advanced artificial intelligence models designed to allow robots to perform human tasks without training. Gemini Robotics and Gemini Robotics-ER give robots spatial understanding and reasoning abilities in order to carry out physical actions autonomously.
Google debuts two new AI models for powering robots
Google LLC today introduced two new artificial intelligence models, Gemini Robotics and Gemini Robotics-ER, that are optimized to power autonomous machines. The algorithms are based on the company’s Gemini 2.
Artificial intelligence: Google, OpenAI, Meta and Amazon turn to robotics
AI companies are developing software and hardware for robots, whether for industrial or domestic use.
OpenAI Asks Trump for Relief From State AI Regulations
OpenAI is urging the government to bypass state legislation on AI safety to allow unfettered innovation, and it promises ...
Google’s native multimodal AI image generation in Gemini 2.0 Flash impresses with fast edits, style transfers
It enables developers to create illustrations, refine images through conversation, and generate detailed visuals ...
Google's AI Robots Just Did the Unthinkable--And It's a Game Changer
Alphabet's latest AI breakthrough is making robots smarter, more adaptable, and eerily human-like. Investors, take note.
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Google rolls outs Gemma 3, its latest collection of lightweight AI models
Gemma 3 is available in four sizes — 1B, 4B, 12B, and 27B parameters—allowing users to choose a model that fits their ...
You can now talk to Google Gemini from your iPhone’s lock screen
Google Gemini users can now access the AI chatbot directly from the iPhone's lock screen, thanks to an update released on ...
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New humanoid robots get smarter with Google's AI
Google announced Wednesday it is bringing the broad knowledge of its Gemini large language models into the world of robotics.
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OpenAI could charge up to $20,000 for PhD-level research agents
OpenAI plans to charge as much as $20,000 per month for highly complex AI agents targeting businesses and researchers.