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With the integration of OpenAI technology, Figure 01 has taken a significant leap forward, showcasing the potential of robots to understand and interact with us on a personal level.

TECH NEWS News: Tech companies, led by Meta's CEO Zuckerberg, intensify the AI arms race. Meta's unconventional recruiting methods emphasize AI development goals and

Microsoft has once again consolidated its Windows and Surface teams under a single leader, Pavan Davuluri, which means development should be coordinated together.

Mikhail Parakhin will report to Microsoft's CTO but his new role has not been announced, a memo said.

The government is framing rules to enhance interoperability for batteries used in electric buses. This and more in todays ETtech Top 5.

Meta has reportedly offered jobs to candidates without interviews

The upheavals at Inflection AI and Stability AI may signal a subtle shift in the AI industry.

Sincerely Yours, Mark The hunt for talent in the artificial intelligence world is getting so intense and competitive that Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has started writing personal letters to employees at Google's DeepMind, imploring them to come and work on Facebook's AI projects instead. Two people told The Information about the personally penned letters from […]

Mustafa Suleyman and much of his team at the artificial intelligence startup Inflection have been poached by the tech group as the AI arms race heats up

The Information reports Meta has had issues keeping AI talent and has resorted to hiring researchers without an interview. Meta has been losing researchers to Google’s DeepMind, OpenAI, and Mistral, which was founded by former Meta engineers. One reason could be the salaries AI researchers could earn. Meta reportedly pays AI researchers up to $2 million, which is less than the $5 million to $10 million paid by OpenAI.