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Namibia's National Commission on Research, Science and Technology opened a National Artificial Intelligence Institute on 23 September. The institute is structured around four gaps.
Read the original →India and Australia have launched a Joint Centre of Excellence. It brings together ANNAM.AI at IIT Ropar and Western Sydney University.
Read the original →On a commercial sheep farm in Qiqihar, in northeastern China, a camera mounted three metres above a pen watches thirteen Hu sheep go about their day.
Read the original →Tavus' AI now sees, hears, and responds in real-time conversations. The newsletter also looks at whether ChatGPT's Dots feature is worth a Pro upgrade.
Read the original →The use of artificial intelligence (AI) in agriculture is gradually moving from technical discussion to specific problems in the field. These include identifying pests and diseases, crop management, efficient use of inputs, production forecasting, traceability, and supporting farmers' decisions.
Read the original →According to the description, slower nonfarm payrolls growth and lower oil prices are easing valuation compression for AI computing-related stocks and for global tech stocks more broadly. The report cites Zhitong Finance APP and refers to the latest nonfarm payrolls data released.
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