Amazing breakthrough for paralyzed man who can’t speak

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In today’s newsletter:

-paralyzed man speaks and sings with AI brain-computer interface
– Robots take over Uber deliveries. Is your city next?
– Republican scrap contract in “Big, Beautiful Bill” to reduce the AI ​​regulations of the states

Broken: If someone loses the ability to speak due to a neurological state as if to speak, the effects go far beyond the words. It touches every part of everyday life, from the exchange of a joke with the family to simply for help. Thanks to a team at the University of California, Davis, there is now a new Brain Computer Interface (BCI) system that opens up in real time and natural conversations for people who cannot speak. This technology is not just about converting thoughts into text. Instead, It translates the brain signals This would usually control the muscles used for the language so that users can “speak” and even “sing” through a computer almost immediately.

Jobs on the line: If you recently ordered food from Uber Eats, you may have seen A delivery robot Instead of a human driver. Uber has teamed up with Avride to put autonomous robots onto the street. You are already working in several US cities and your area could be next.

“Unacceptable”: A deal that was achieved between Sens. Marsha Blackburn, R-Tennes, and Ted Cruz, R-Texas, through the regulation of artificial intelligence and Ted Cruz, R-Texas, was pulled From President Donald Trump’s “big, beautiful” bill.

Offline brain power: Google Deepmind presented a powerful version of the device Gemini robotics ai. With this new system, robots can do complex tasks without relying on a cloud connection. The model, known as Gemini Robotics on Device, brings the extended argumentation and control functions of Gemini directly into physical robots. It is designed for quick, reliable performance in places with poor or without internet connectivity, which makes it ideal for real, latency-sensitive environments.

Save our children: When my 16-year-old son Mason went through a painful separation, he did what many children in his generation did: he turned to Tiktok. Mason used the social media site to look for positive affirmations and inspiring quotations. Instead, Tikoks algorithm sent him the most terrible content that asked suicide and self -harm. Mason committed suicide in November 2022.

Privacy nightmare: Metas new KI chatbot Will be personally and it could share more than they recognize. In a current app update, a “discover” feed was introduced, with which user chats with input requests and AI answers are published. Some of these chats contain everything, from legal problems to medical conditions, often with names and profile photos that are still attached. The result is a nightmare for privacy in sight.

Man against machine: As a generation of the sixth generation, military experts are divided into whether future fighter planes need pilots at all. The Pentagon pours billions in Next generation aircraftExceed the limits of stealth and speed. But when America looks at a future of air dominance, a question arises: should the Americans still risk their life in the cockpit?

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