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NVIDIA’s new products and announcements highlight CES 2025

Plus Microsoft reveals $80Bn US AI infrastructure investment

Today’s Highlights:

📰 News: NVIDIA’s new products and announcements highlight CES 2025 + OpenAI unveiled its o3 family of models

💰 Funding: Microsoft reveals $80Bn AI infrastructure investment and strategy to advance U.S. leadership in AI

⚡️ Top News Stories:

1. NVIDIA’s new products and announcements highlight CES 2025, including new GPU’s, a new family of world models, and new key partnerships. 

  • Nvidia's RTX 50-series GPUs, powered by Blackwell architecture and DLSS 4, promise up to double the performance of their predecessors, offering groundbreaking AI-enhanced gaming and rendering capabilities but at higher power requirements and costs.

  • Nvidia announced its Cosmos WFM family of world models, designed to predict and generate “physics-aware” videos for applications like robotics, autonomous vehicles, and augmented reality.

  • Nvidia announced Mega, a robotics fleet management system built within its Omniverse platform, designed to manage diverse robotic ecosystems at scale, particularly in warehouses.

  • Nvidia’s Project Digits, a personal AI supercomputer powered by the Grace Blackwell Superchip, offers researchers and developers a compact yet powerful tool for running models up to 200 billion parameters, starting at $3,000.

  • Nvidia’s GR00T Blueprint introduces imitation learning via Apple Vision Pro, enabling humanoid robots to replicate human-performed tasks for industrial automation.

  • Toyota’s next-generation vehicles will feature Nvidia’s Drive AGX Orin supercomputer and DriveOS operating system, enabling automated driving and advanced cockpit capabilities. 

2. OpenAI has unveiled the o3 family of reasoning models, including o3 and a smaller version, o3-mini, which improve on their predecessor o1 with enhanced capabilities in complex problem-solving, advanced reasoning, and adaptability.

3. OpenAI has introduced deliberative alignment, a training paradigm that uses chain-of-thought reasoning to teach models human-written safety specifications, enabling them to analyze prompts, identify relevant rules, and generate responses aligned with safety guidelines.

4. Sam Altman stated that OpenAI is now confident it knows how to build artificial general intelligence (AGI), predicting that 2025 could see AI agents entering the workforce and transforming company output.

5. Google DeepMind is assembling a team to develop real-time interactive "world models" that simulate the physical world, enhancing AI capabilities for gaming, robotics, and visual reasoning through collaborations with its existing projects like Gemini, Veo, and Genie.

6. Apple announced plans to clarify AI-generated summaries in notifications following BBC complaints about inaccurate headline rewrites and other notable errors, emphasizing user control over the feature.

7. AMD unveiled its most powerful laptop chips yet, including the Ryzen AI Max Plus and Fire Range processors, promising exceptional performance in gaming, rendering, and creative tasks.

8. At CES 2025, Therabody introduced "Coach," an AI-powered recovery platform that leverages wearable data and generative AI to deliver personalized, real-time wellness and recovery plans through its app.

9. The IRS is deploying AI tools to combat sophisticated fraud schemes enabled by emerging tech, addressing the significant rise in tech-driven financial crimes such as online payment and check fraud.

10. AI hallucinations, often criticized in other contexts, are being embraced by scientists to drive innovation, with Nobel laureate David Baker leveraging them to design over 10M new proteins, leading to patents and breakthroughs in cancer and viral treatments.

11. OpenAI’s ChatGPT Pro plan, priced at $200 per month, is losing money due to unexpectedly high usage, underscoring financial challenges despite the company’s ambitious revenue projections.

💰 Top Funding News:

1. Microsoft revealed an $80Bn AI infrastructure investment for 2025, paired with a strategy to advance U.S. leadership in AI through technology innovation, workforce development, and global exports, as it anticipates a pivotal era for AI-driven economic growth.

2. Samsung Electronics announced a $181M investment to become Rainbow Robotics’ largest shareholder, signaling a bold step into humanoid robotics, uniting advanced AI and robotics expertise to drive industrial and consumer innovations.

3. KoBold Metals, an AI-driven startup for identifying critical mineral deposits, raised a $537M Series C, led by Durable Capital Partners and T. Rowe Price, w/ Breakthrough Energy Ventures, Andreessen Horowitz, StepStone, and others.

4. Rembrand, an AI-powered platform for virtual product placement in videos, raised a $23M Series A led by Super{set}.

5. RoboForce, an AI-powered robotics company creating precise and efficient robots for hazardous and repetitive tasks, raised a $10M Seed round

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