Midjourney Says It's 'Getting Into Hardware' 4
Midjourney, the AI image-generating platform, announced on Wednesday that it's "officially getting into hardware." TechCrunch reports: As for what hardware Midjourney, which has a team of fewer than 100 people, might pursue, there might be a clue in its hiring of Ahmad Abbas in February. Abbas, an ex-Neuralink staffer, helped engineer the Apple Vision Pro, Apple's mixed reality headset. Midjourney CEO David Holz is also no stranger to hardware. He co-founded Leap Motion, which built motion-tracking peripherals. (Abbas worked together with Holz at Leap, in fact.)
Despite the lawsuits over its AI training approach working their way through the courts, Midjourney has said it's continuing to develop AI models for video and 3D generation. The hardware could perhaps be related to those efforts, as well.
Despite the lawsuits over its AI training approach working their way through the courts, Midjourney has said it's continuing to develop AI models for video and 3D generation. The hardware could perhaps be related to those efforts, as well.
"AI" (Score:2)
When I see "AI" attached to hardware I avoid it like the plague. Another way of saying always connected, you don't own it, and terms can change at any time.
Re: (Score:1)
Simply add photos of you, and it will use your location to generate realistic photos of where you are. All from a camera-like device. Who knows, maybe it will even feature an actual camera!
ARporn (Score:2)
AI porn becomes AR reality.
nice