Block says its Dessa speech model laughs and handles interruptions. No outside testing, public release or technical documentation is available.
Block’s Dessa Laughs Like A Person. Here’s Why That Doesn’t Prove Much
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The License Question Behind Nvidia Flora’s Cheaper Robot Video Labeling
Nvidia says Flora can label robot video for a modeled $0.72 per hour, but its models are restricted to research and evaluation use.
What More Links Could Mean For Embodied Intelligence And Retail
A China Daily headline points to closer ties between embodied intelligence and retail, but the article details and any specific project remain unavailable.
Quandela And Quanova Partner To Deploy Vietnam’s First Quantum Computer
Quandela and Quanova selected a photonic system for a program at Quang Trung University, paired with training, research and entrepreneurship initiatives.
Inside The Study Behind Microsoft’s AI Beats Doctors Claim
Microsoft’s peer-reviewed study reports high diagnostic accuracy on selected case records, but it did not test the system on real patients.
ZuriQ And Rhonexum Partner On Cryogenic Electronics For Quantum Computing
The multi-year agreement covers cryogenic integrated circuits, customisation and technical cooperation for ZuriQ’s trapped-ion quantum computing roadmap.
Qblox Integrates NVIDIA DGX Spark With Quantum System Controller
Qblox reports round-trip latency below 7.2 microseconds linking NVIDIA DGX Spark to its quantum controller through NVQLink.
Finding New Biological Data Leads Through Thousands Of AI Agents
OpenAI published an article about using thousands of AI agents to search biological data, but available details do not report findings or validation.
Robot Spatial Perception Gets A New Model From ACE Robotics
ACE Robotics has released a model for robot spatial perception, but its name, capabilities, performance and availability have not been reported.
NVIDIA Runs Simulation Of Fault-Tolerant Quantum Computing At Jülich Supercomputing Centre
NVIDIA says an 8,192-GPU JUPITER simulation modeled fault-tolerant quantum computing with realistic noise and tested a lower-resource magic-state method.
