EP 44 : Google Gemini 2.0, Nvidia's AI Robots, and OpenAI's Hardware Plans

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In today's AI Brief, discover the latest advancements in artificial intelligence. Google has rolled out its Gemini 2.0 lineup, featuring Pro, Flash, and Flash Lite models, with the Pro Experimental model boasting a massive 2M token context window excelling at coding tasks. Learn how Nvidia's AI teaches robots to move like athletes using the ASAP framework. Plus, OpenAI signals a move into hardware with trademark filings for humanoid robots and AI wearables. Also covered: Meta's new AI video technique, AI ethics revisions at Google, Amazon's upcoming AI-enhanced Alexa, and much more. Finally, we'll highlight trending AI tools like Casafy AI, Concierge, and Skyvern. Tune in for your daily dose of AI news!

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