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Samsung To Release A Smart Refrigerator With AI

Samsung will bring to CES 2024 a smart refrigerator with the memorable name 2024 Bespoke 4-Door Flex Refrigerator with AI Family Hub+. The new product is equipped with an internal video camera, supports work with the Family Hub application, and also has an external 32-inch display built into one of the doors. The refrigerator offers a number of interesting features based on artificial intelligence. For example, using an internal camera, it identifies available food products and, through a connected application, offers recipes for dishes according to the individual needs of the owner.

LG Introduces Smart Home AI Agent: A Compact Robot Assistant

LG introduced the Smart Home AI Agent, which is designed for a smart home. The device combines artificial intelligence, robotic and multimodal technologies, allowing it to move, learn and engage in complex conversations The LG Smart Home AI Agent robot is based on the Qualcomm Robotics RB5 platform. The compact two-wheeled robot assistant is equipped with a camera, a speaker, and a set of various sensors that allow it to monitor the situation in the house and collect information about the surrounding space, including temperature, humidity and air quality.

Microsoft Opens Free Access To The GPT-4 Turbo

Microsoft is providing a free trial of the GPT-4 Turbo neural network, which is usually only available with a paid ChatGPT Plus subscription. The company is testing GPT-4 Turbo integration and plugin support in its Bing Chat chatbot, also known as Microsoft Copilot. Citing sources at Microsoft, the Windows Latest portal reports that the company is introducing the latest ChatGPT model into its Bing Chat.

AI Chips From Samsung And Naver Turned Out To Be More Energy-Efficient Than Analogues From Google And Nvidia

South Korean companies Samsung and Google-like search service Naver Cloud presented a partner report on the performance of their joint AI chips compared to the products of Western competitors.

An AI-Written Sci-Fi Story Wins A Literary Competition In China For The First Time In History.

The short story “Land of Memories” in Chinese became one of the winners of the youth popular science fiction competition in Jiangsu. The novel was submitted to a competition held by the Jiangsu Science Fiction Writers Association. At the October awards ceremony, the story won second prize along with 17 other stories, meaning it received the votes of three of the six jury members.

TomTom Develops AI Assistant For Cars Using OpenAI And Microsoft Technologies

On December 19, 2023, in a press release from both companies, TomTom announced the creation of its own generative AI voice assistant for cars. The assistant will be powered by Microsoft's Azure OpenAI Service. Leveraging Microsoft AI technology, TomTom has developed a fully integrated AI-powered conversational in-car assistant that provides more sophisticated voice interaction with infotainment, location and vehicle control systems.

Google Pixie: Exclusive AI Assistant For Pixel Smartphones

According to The Information, Google has begun developing an AI assistant called Pixie based on Gemini. Most likely, it will be presented with the release of the Pixel 9 series smartphones.

Google Launches AI Studio

Google has launched a new tool for developing applications and chatbots, which is based on the recently announced Gemini family of models. With AI Studio, you can quickly create apps and chatbots, get API keys to integrate them into your apps, or access code to go deeper in the IDE.

Meta Puts AI In Ray-Ban Smart Glasses

Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta, shared a new post on his Instagram* account that gives us a first look at how his new multi-modal Meta AI model can “see and hear” using Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses.

Microsoft To Release A Revolutionary Windows Focused On AI

A new road Windows is already being formed within the walls of Microsoft, within which the next major update to the system is being developed, called Hudson Valley. This update will be “revolutionary,” writes Windows Central. Microsoft plans to return to annual releases of new versions of Windows. This means that going forward, the software giant will release a major feature update once a year, instead of several smaller Moment updates as it does now. At the same time, Microsoft does not intend to completely abandon the use of Moment updates, but now they will not be the main tool for delivering new functions.

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