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Groq Sends Elon's 'Grok' A Cease & Desist, Though A Funny One - Vimarsana News

Groq Sends Elon's 'Grok' A Cease & Desist, Though A Funny One

One of things we enjoy here at Techdirt is when even those with legitimate gripes about trademark law take a bemused view about the whole thing, rather than immediately jumping to angry and overly aggressive threats. No one likes a trademark bully, even when the trademark holder might have a legitimate claim. A few weeks…

New Language for AI Development: Mojo builds on Python with the Power of C - Vimarsana News

New Language for AI Development: Mojo builds on Python with the Power of C

A new programming language for ML is emerging: Mojo is a Python superset with additional functions. Chris Lattner, the creator of Swift and LLVM, is behind it.

Source: heise.de
MAXLive 2021: The Neuroverse Arts Festival Begins November 5 - Vimarsana News

MAXLive 2021: The Neuroverse Arts Festival Begins November 5

The festival teams artists with scientists to explore innovations in neuroscience, AI, and the human-machine collaboration.

HP Reverb G2 Omnicept Will Cost $1,249 in May - Vimarsana News

HP Reverb G2 Omnicept Will Cost $1,249 in May

Share HP is really the one company carrying the torch for Microsoft’s Windows Mixed Reality (WMR) system having launched the HP Reverb G2 at the end of 2020. Its not stopping there though. After announcing an enterprise-focused model called the Reverb G2 Omnicept in September, today HP has announced it’ll be available in May priced at $1,249 USD. That price might sound a little steep but it’s not considering other pro-level headsets and the amount HP has packed into the device. Because there are a lot of sensors, all designed to help provide developers and companies with data-driven ins...