With the growing number of robots worldwide, we need a way to track them. So why not use a GUID to identify a robot and track its position with GPS? Why do we need to track robots’ positions? For human safety, so that robots don’t fall into the hands of wrongdoers and cause harm. WhenContinue reading “Unique ID of Robots with GPS Trackers: First step towards Robotic Governance”
Tag Archives: Deep Learning
AI and Tech this week
Meta — Muse Wonder and Muse Wonder Full were launched to compete with OpenAI and Anthropic models. These models are available to Muse subscribers and Muse Code subscribers, respectively. These models include active memory and active focus. Results are facinating: ChatGPT — GPT-6 goes free: Starting Oct 7, OpenAI rolled GPT-6 Luna out to everyoneContinue reading “AI and Tech this week”
AI and Tech this week
Greetings everyone, Here are this week’s key takeaways. — OpenAI called back the rollout of the GPT-6.1 Astra system, citing that it didn’t meet the company’s standards for release. — OpenAI long-term personal agent architecture rumored as Aeon or “O”. But this was a rumor and it was not released. It’s a backbone. An always-onContinue reading “AI and Tech this week”
AI and Tech this week
Greetings everyone, Here are the latest updates from Tech Giants this week. OpenAI — OpenAI voice is here, which can talk with your emails, docs, complex browser websites, and calendars on the web or mobile. — After GPT-6 Astra, GPT-6 Sol for “complex, recurring work” and GPT-6 Luna for well-defined processes launched this week. TheseContinue reading “AI and Tech this week”
AlphaGenome Atlas maps the entire human genome. Diseases Cures to Follow? Medical Startup’s Now?
Google DeepMind released AlphaGenome Atlas last week. This is like an atlas for DNA. This has an API to access the data and its predictions. The API is free unless used commercially. It has a 1-petabyte database of 9 billion possible variations in the human genome. As DeepMind says, the Atlas maps each DNA letterContinue reading “AlphaGenome Atlas maps the entire human genome. Diseases Cures to Follow? Medical Startup’s Now?”
AI to Regualte AI Impartially via Live Intelligent Log Book Analysis. Till Human Intervention comes in. Regulatory AI agent over AI Agents.
Note: This is a temporary solution till human interventions are made. An AI agent is a while true loop that runs till aim is reached. The aim can be determined by the brain of Agent, the LLM reaching human expectations, or by some counts of times the loop must execute, there can be other stoppingContinue reading “AI to Regualte AI Impartially via Live Intelligent Log Book Analysis. Till Human Intervention comes in. Regulatory AI agent over AI Agents.”
AI and Tech this week
Greetings everyone, How are you doing? Here are some top AI topics this week. OpenAI — GPT-6 Astra: A new generation of intelligence is here now with you now. It’s available to ChatGPT users and through the OpenAI API, Microsoft Azure, and AWS Bedrock. It scored 99.9% on ARC-AGI-3, 98% on FrontierMath Tier 4, andContinue reading “AI and Tech this week”
Automating CLI/Bash Scripts for MCP and other settings with an LLM
In this article, we discuss ground-level automation for Bash scripts required when adding an MCP server and likes to the directory structure. Right now, we have to get the app code from GitHub, run npm, and adjust the directory path to update the mcp.json and rules.json files. A better way of getting this done shouldContinue reading “Automating CLI/Bash Scripts for MCP and other settings with an LLM”
Loops versus Prompts (Eg. Natural Calamaties)
Prompt is a one time call to the LLM. You can use RAG with prompts but that does not get better and repeat itself for improvements. And most of us have to reprompt. Something that improve the regular reprompting? Can we set a loop programitacially or via another prompt (yes a big set of instructionsContinue reading “Loops versus Prompts (Eg. Natural Calamaties)”
In China, World Humanoid Robots Games 2026
The first version of the Humanoid Tournament was held at the same time last year. A five-day event started on Saturday. More than 2000 robots from 666 teams from around the world are participating. Why do they all look the same in the tournament? Is it actually a tournament? So many teams, but why doContinue reading “In China, World Humanoid Robots Games 2026”
