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In today’s Generative AI Newsletter:  

  • Can AI Really Understand the World?

  • AI Predicts Tongue Disease with 96% Accuracy

  • Agibot Unveils Humanoid Robots to Rival Tesla's Optimus

  • Procreate Rejects Generative AI, Promises to Keep It Out of Their Products

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Can AI Really Understand the World?

A recent study by MIT's CSAIL suggests that large language models (LLMs) may be developing their own understanding of reality.  In the study, researchers trained an LLM on solving robot navigation puzzles. 

Surprisingly,  the model started to figure out how the robot should move, even though it was never directly taught. 

This hints that AI might be developing its own sense of how things work in the world, not just repeating what it has seen.

This finding challenges the common belief that LLMs are just sophisticated parrots. Instead, it might be beginning to understand concepts more deeply, similar to how humans do.

AI Predicts Tongue Disease with 96% Accuracy

A new study shows how artificial intelligence is transforming the way doctors diagnose tongue-related diseases.

This AI-driven tool analyzes images of the tongue to detect various health conditions based on color. 

By training on thousands of images, the system can identify diseases such as diabetes, asthma, and even COVID-19 by examining the color and other features of the tongue.

Agibot

Agibot Unveils Humanoid Robots to Rival Tesla's Optimus

Robotics start-up Agibot, led by former Huawei engineer Peng Zhihui, has launched a new line of humanoid robots, directly challenging Tesla's Optimus.

The flagship model, Yuanzheng A2, is a 175 cm tall bipedal robot with advanced AI, capable of complex tasks like threading a needle.

Agibot plans to start deliveries in October, aiming to ship 300 units by year's end. With the Chinese humanoid robotics market expected to exceed USD 2.8 billion by 2027, Agibot's entry marks a significant move in the growing global robotics competition.

Procreate

Procreate Rejects Generative AI, Promises to Keep It Out of Their Products

Procreate, a popular digital art app, has announced that it will not incorporate generative AI into its products.

The company's founder, James Cuda, expressed concerns about the impact of AI on creative work, stating that Procreate aims to focus on tools that empower artists rather than replace their creativity.

This decision comes amid growing debates about the role of AI in art, with Procreate choosing to maintain a stance that prioritizes human creativity over AI-driven content generation.

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