Important Innovations

  D A ILY INNOVATION BRIEF                By Journalists Edward Kane & Marya nne Kane WEARABLE AI - EMERGING TREND                                                                                                         Source:  Humane, Meta On the runway at Paris Fashion Week, supermodel Naomi Campbell wore a first-of-its-kind "AI Pin" on the lapel of her jacket.  It was the first look at  software & hardware company Humane's wearable "AI Pin" and a dramatic example of a big AI wearable-device trend.  Here's what we know: AI Pin is an intelligent and connected AI device that is pocket-sized and designed to be worn on clothing so you can have AI capabilities on the move It uses a wide range of sensors that enable contextual and ambient computer interaction The company says it's a screenless, standalone device built from the ground-up for AI Its full capabilities will be detailed during its November debut Among known capabilities, it can alert you

  D A ILY INNOVATION BRIEF                By Journalists Edward Kane & Marya nne Kane  CHATGPT AI PHONE IS ON THE HORIZON                                                                                Source:  AI Stock Open AI is in very serious discussions to create an AI device - a ChatGPT phone, which could reinvent communications.  Here's what we know: ChatGPT has plans to create "an iPhone of Artificial Intelligence" which could revolutionize our use of phones way beyond their current capabilities The company is engaged in advanced discussions with the designer of the original iPhone Sir Jony Ive to create what would be a truly breakthrough device Their goal is to create a seamless integration of AI into the phone to make it "more natural for users to navigate" The AI phone is a top priority for Open AI CEO Sam Altman who is having the discussions with Ive Ive has a mission and goal to help users become much less dependent on their screens ChatGPT recen

  D A ILY INNOVATION BRIEF                By Journalists Edward Kane & Maryanne Kane DOG'S BEST FRIEND - WOMEN                                                                 Source: Eotvos Lorand University & Stock The old adage "Man's Best Friend" has just been turned upside down by a university study from Budapest-based Eotvos Lorand University that demonstrates dogs listen to women more than men Here's what we know: Functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) scanners were used to analyze dogs' brain activity while men and women spoke Dog brain sensitivity increased when women directed their talk to the dogs One of the study's co-authors mentioned that women used more exaggerated prosody in talking to dogs than men do While monitoring their brain activity, dogs listened to recordings of dogs, infants and adult men and women Dogs brains responded most to dogs and infants Between women and men, dogs' brains responded first to women The resea

   D A ILY INNOVATION BRIEF                By Journalists Edward Kane & Maryanne Kane NEW AI CAMERA TURNS YOUR PHOTO INTO AI ART                                                                                Source:  Kyle Goodrich SnapChat Augmented Reality product developer Kyle Goodrich has created DreamGenerator, a small camera that can transform photos into themed images via generative AI Here's what we know: Generative AI, which is what DreamGenerator uses, is the new frontier of photography DreamGenerator uses 30 themed images to transform your photos into AI generated works of art Themed images offered include:   Pirates Wild West Dinosaurs Fairytales 26 others Although small, inside the camera is a Raspberry Pi computer that uses Stable Diffusion and ControlNet to transform the images instantaneously AI camera is at the prototype stage and is specifically designed to be very easy to operate DreamGenerator is a small point and shoot camera with big generative AI capabili

  D A ILY INNOVATION BRIEF               By Journalists Edward Kane & Maryanne Kane AI & BLOCKBUSTER DRUGS                                             Source:  LabGenius & Stock AI is revolutionizing virtually every aspect of life, but its biggest near-term impact may be the development of highly impactful new medical therapies Here's a powerful example of how it's being deployed: London-based biotech LabGenius is using AI powered robotics, computers and algorithms to discover new antibodies, which are the body's 1st defense against disease, and breakthrough drug therapies based on them LabGenius has automated the drug discovery process They've cut down the time to find promising new antibodies and potential therapies to six weeks instead of years The company says they've combined human and machine intelligence to accelerate the discovery of advanced medicines In essence they use: Algorithms to design antibodies to attack specific diseases Their AI robot

  D A ILY INNOVATION BRIEF                                                                                                          By Journalists Edward Kane & Maryanne Kane SUPERCONDUCTOR BREAKTHROUGH THAT COUL D CHANGE THE WORLD                                                                         Super:  William and Mary & Stock Physicists from the College of William and Mary and South Korea's Quantum Energy Research Center have discovered what appears to be the Holy Grail of superconductors It doesn't experience electrical resistance and can operate at room temperature and ambient air pressure Called LK-99, it does not require extreme cold and extreme high pressure to work like current systems do Experts say if this is true, the new superconductor will change the world It will unlock new, highly advanced technologies, at much lower costs, in  Computers Wireless communications Transportation Healthcare Energy Fusion reactors and more This new discovery has been pu