Apple Abandons iCar Project, Wendy's Embraces AI Pricing, AI Revolutionizes Catalyst Research, OpenAI Sues NYT, and more...
February 28, 202410m 9s
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Show Notes
(0:10): Apple Scraps iCar Project Titan, Pivots to AI Development
(2:02): Wendy's Embraces AI: Dynamic Pricing and Digital Menus by 2025
(4:04): Fast-Cat: AI-Driven 'Self-Driving' Lab Revolutionizes Catalyst Research
(5:57): OpenAI vs. NYT: Lawsuit Over Alleged Copyright Breach and AI Training Rights
(7:49): AI Breakthrough: Soft MoEs Boost Deep RL Efficiency by 20%
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(2:02): Wendy's Embraces AI: Dynamic Pricing and Digital Menus by 2025
(4:04): Fast-Cat: AI-Driven 'Self-Driving' Lab Revolutionizes Catalyst Research
(5:57): OpenAI vs. NYT: Lawsuit Over Alleged Copyright Breach and AI Training Rights
(7:49): AI Breakthrough: Soft MoEs Boost Deep RL Efficiency by 20%
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Image credit: The Guardian
Topics
Apple Inc.Project TitaniCarautonomous vehicleCOO Jeff WilliamsVP Kevin Lynchartificial intelligence divisiongenerative AI projectsR&D costsvirtual reality technologiesCEO Tim Cookquarterly earnings callelectric vehiclesBiden administrationinnovationWendy'sCEO Kirk Tannerdynamic pricingAI menu featuresfast-food servicedigital menu enhancementsFreshAIconversational AI botSaucy Nuggetschemical engineeringFast-Catself-driving labcatalytic reactionsEastmanNature Chemical EngineeringOpenAIMicrosoftThe New York Timescopyright infringementChatGPTfair usedeep reinforcement learning modelsMixture-of-ExpertsSoft MoEsRainbow algorithmDeepMindMilaUniversité de MontréalUniversity of OxfordMcGill Universityvalue-based networkscomputational efficiency