Robot arms learn kitchen tasks from a hundred videos
A lab has trained manipulation policies from home footage instead of lab demonstrations, and the robots generalise surprisingly well.
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A lab has trained manipulation policies from home footage instead of lab demonstrations, and the robots generalise surprisingly well.
Researchers map how the political and cultural slant of web text ends up in assistants, and how little fine-tuning changes it.
Analog compute, in-memory arrays and spiking designs are all shipping in volume this year.
The vendor shipped a patch in October. Telemetry suggests intrusions began in early summer.
More than half of logins on several large consumer platforms now use passkeys instead of passwords.
A cloned executive voice authorised a seven-figure transfer. The controls that failed were procedural, not technical.
New research on data exfiltration finds negligence, not malice, behind most incidents.
The team kept the routing engine and threw away everything else. Revenue followed within a quarter.
One person, a handful of contractors and a stack of automation can now run a company with real revenue.
Optical links between chips are shipping in production accelerators, cutting power and freeing designers from copper limits.
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