The podcast episode centers on AI and robotics news emerging from CES 2025, focusing on consumer applications and technological breakthroughs. NVIDIA's Alpha Mio, an open-sourced reasoning AI for autonomous vehicles in partnership with Mercedes-Benz, is highlighted for its ability to explain driving decisions. The panel also discusses Lego's smart play platform, incorporating AI into Lego bricks for interactive play, and micro-robotics research from the University of Pennsylvania and the University of Michigan, creating autonomous robots small enough to balance on a fingerprint ridge. LG's Cloid and SwitchBot's Oneiro H1, affordable humanoid robot butlers, are presented as advancements towards a zero-labor home, while Boston Dynamics' Atlas robot is slated for mass production in automotive and construction. The conversation also explores the Ralph Wiggum approach to software development using Claude Code, and the challenges of integrating AI into everyday life.
Sign in to continue reading, translating and more.
Continue