From AI in Aviation to Copyright Solutions: Amazon, Linkup, and Heathrow’s Latest Moves

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In this episode of AI Deep Dive, we explore Amazon’s ambitious Olympus AI model, designed to revolutionize video and image processing while reducing reliance on third-party systems. We also delve into Linkup, a French startup tackling copyright issues with its Retrieval-Augmented Generation platform, legally connecting AI with premium content. Meanwhile, AI is straining data center supply chains as demand soars, and London Heathrow Airport tests “Amy,” an AI system to assist air traffic controllers. Tune in for a comprehensive look at how AI is transforming industries, from aviation to media and beyond.

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