Applied Intuition wants AI to leave the chat and run the physical world
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AOL — Unlike an AI agent that lives entirely online, Applied Intuition is adding its software to existing machinery that has to navigate the real world. The challenge? The machines need to operate in environments with high levels of uncertainty, such as hundreds of miles of freeway, a growing field or crops, or an underground mining site.\
In conversation with CEO Qasar Younis and CTO Peter Ludwig, Andreessen said the AI revolution comes in two waves: "the virtual wave and the physical wave."
"The virtual wave is much easier to explain — you only need the keyboard," Andreessen said. "But the world is built for physical experience for people. How do you build a humanoid to fit into that environment?"
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