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[Media report] Fed meeting minutes say inflation remains elevated and risks are skewed to the upside Summary: The Fed meeting minutes show that p…
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🟢 [Media report] Fed meeting minutes say inflation remains elevated and risks are skewed to the upside
Summary: The Fed meeting minutes show that participants generally emphasized that inflation remains elevated, the job market is near full employment, and generally believed that inflation risks are skewed to the upside.
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The minutes show that participants generally emphasized that inflation remains elevated, the job market is near full employment, and offered multiple views on the reasons supporting rate hikes.
Participants generally believed that inflation risks are skewed to the upside, with some participants believing these risks have intensified recently; labor market risks generally remained balanced.
Some participants believed that the development of artificial intelligence could cause aggregate demand to exceed supply in the medium term, thereby putting upward pressure on inflation.
[Musk tweet update] Musk quotes post, says most bot requests will be handled by Grok 4.8 fast version Summary: Musk quoted minchoi's post on X, s…
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🟡 [Musk tweet update] Musk quotes post, says most bot requests will be handled by Grok 4.8 fast version
Summary: Musk quoted minchoi's post on X, saying most @Bot requests are relatively simple and will be handled by the ultra-fast version of Grok 4.8.
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Musk quoted minchoi's post and replied, saying most @Bot requests are quite simple, and once Grok 4.8 is released, they will be handled by that version's ultra-fast edition.
Musk said the operating principle is to provide Grok Bot users with the best combination of speed and intelligence.
[Media report] Former Tesla Optimus AI lead Kumar founded Intelligent Machines to develop non-humanoid robots Summary: Two people familiar with t…
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🟡 [Media report] Former Tesla Optimus AI lead Kumar founded Intelligent Machines to develop non-humanoid robots
Summary: Two people familiar with the matter said that Ashish Kumar, former AI lead for Tesla's Optimus humanoid robot, co-founded the San Francisco-based startup Intelligent Machines to develop non-humanoid robots, and is currently raising a seed round.
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Two people with direct knowledge said that the startup co-founded by Kumar is named Intelligent Machines and is located in San Francisco.
The company develops non-humanoid robots that can take on work in manufacturing, aerospace, and other industries that previously required highly skilled technical workers.
The company has recruited several former members of Tesla's Optimus team and is currently raising a seed round, with the funding amount expected to reach about $100 million.
At this stage the focus is on robot software development, and management is also exploring developing its own hardware.
Two people familiar with the matter said that the company uses reinforcement learning technology to train robots, teaching robots to perform complex tasks by giving rewards for achieving goals and imposing penalties for incorrect actions; Kumar's doctoral research direction at UC Berkeley was precisely reinforcement learning.
Silicon Valley 101's latest in-depth video interviewed multiple former Tesla software and hardware engineers, and shared quite a few internal sto…
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Silicon Valley 101's latest in-depth video interviewed multiple former Tesla software and hardware engineers, and shared quite a few internal stories that have rarely been made public:
🔹 Musk believed "humans only have two eyes," cut one front-facing camera, and slammed the table and cursed at people during meetings. Later, a blind spot appeared at the front of the car, so it was added back 🔹 The three-chip motherboard was already made, but one or two months before mass production it was changed back to dual-chip because it was "too expensive" 🔹 The real reason for removing radar is said to be that suppliers ran out of stock during the pandemic, not that the technology was already mature 🔹 The end-to-end overhaul reduced 300,000 lines of code to 2,000 lines 🔹 The AI5 chip project was reportedly concealed by its lead for a long time; "two more months" was said for almost a year, after which Musk fired a batch of people 🔹 The cost of the entire HW4 autonomous driving hardware is roughly equivalent to an iPad
📍 At the beginning of the video there is also an on-site test ride of the Cybercab in Austin: two seats, no steering wheel, and no pedals.
💡 The video's conclusion: 13 years later, Tesla and Waymo's two approaches still have not produced a winner. Autonomous driving has entered the second half, where what is compared is safety, cost, and scale; the technical route is no longer the key.
(Note: The internal stories come from the interviewees' personal accounts)