Nvidia has introduced the Isaac GR00T Reference Humanoid Robot, a research reference design created for developing, testing, and transferring skills for humanoid robots.
By Chris Borden OpenAI is reportedly discontinuing the “ChatGPT Agent” introduced about six months ago — a product that never really made much sense to begin with. According to The Information, the tool peaked at launch with four million weekly active paying users, representing about 11% of the 35 million paying users at the time. Just a few months later, usage fell below one million. Users apparently did not understand what to do with the product, struggled to find it, or were discouraged by issues related to speed, reliability, and cybersecurity.
By Chris Borden Microsoft’s massive bet on AI is consuming billions, but the return on investment remains unclear — and the stock market is reacting accordingly.
By Chris Borden On Tuesday, January 13, the Spanish government approved a draft bill aimed at combating fake images generated by artificial intelligence and tightening consent rules for the use of images.
By Chris Borden Tesla to End Model S and X Production, Reassign Fremont Plant to Optimus Robot Manufacturing.
By Chris Borden In September, Google announced the “biggest Chrome update” and teased an agentic browser assistant. Now the company is delivering. Auto Browse, powered by Gemini 3, is designed to autonomously complete multi-step tasks across the web.
By Chris Borden OpenAI plans to integrate its upcoming social network with Sam Altman’s World project to combat bots, Forbes reports, citing sources.
By Alex Rowland China has granted ByteDance, Alibaba, and Tencent approval to purchase Nvidia’s H200 AI chips, Reuters reports, citing four sources familiar with the matter. The three tech giants are authorized to import more than 400,000 H200 chips in total, while additional companies remain on a waiting list for potential future approvals.
By Chris Borden AI startup Decart has unveiled Lucy 2.0, a real-time video transformation model capable of modifying live video streams at 30 frames per second in 1080p resolution with near-zero latency. The system enables character swaps, product placements, clothing changes, and full environment transformations — all controlled via text prompts and reference images while the video is still running.
By Daniel Mercer Figure AI unveils a single neural network that controls a humanoid robot — with a four-minute kitchen demo
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