🧵 1/ Self-service checkout technology fails to live up to expectations, proving to be a fiasco rather than a revolution in the shopping experience. #tech

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🧵 5. As the use of humanoid robots expands in manufacturing, concerns over job displacement and the role of AI in the workforce continue to be important topics for discussion.

🧵 4. These robots are designed for repetitive and hazardous tasks, offering efficiency and safety enhancements in the automotive industry.

🧵 3. BMW's move aims to compete with Tesla's Optimus robot in factory automation, with other automakers like Honda and Hyundai exploring humanoid robot technology for assembly lines.

🧵 2. The Figure 01 robots will be integrated into BMW's manufacturing processes, performing tasks in body shop, sheet metal, and warehousing in the next 12-24 months.

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🧵 5. LongWriter's innovative approach expands LLM capabilities to generate long, coherent texts beyond 10,000 words, suitable for articles, reports, and more.

🧵 4. AgentWrite in LongWriter breaks down text generation into manageable tasks, enabling existing models to produce over 20,000-word texts efficiently.

🧵 3. LongWriter's vlll deployment method generates texts of 10,000+ words in one minute, significantly improving text generation efficiency for various applications.

🧵 2. LongWriter overcomes limitations of current LLMs, like incoherence and duplication, by training models to produce long, coherent texts over 10,000 words.

🧵 1. US robotics company Figure partners with BMW to deploy humanoid robots at its Spartanburg plant, addressing labor shortages in manufacturing. #tech

🧵 1. LongWriter by Tsinghua Univ. Data Mining Research Group aims to generate lengthy texts using LLMs, ensuring coherence in over 10,000-word content. #tech

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🧵 5. As smartphones become central to our lives, the industry must ask: what's the next game-changing innovation? Will we see a new era of mobile tech?

🧵 4. Critics argue that major players like Apple and Google have lost their innovative edge. Is the era of revolutionary smartphone design truly at its end?

🧵 3. From pocket computers to indispensable daily tools, smartphones have evolved drastically. But are we in need of a new wave of innovation?

🧵 2. The smartphone market has hit a plateau. Since 2007, it's been all about making screens bigger and devices faster. What's next for this mature market?

🧵 1. Smartphone innovation is stagnant. Apple, Google, Samsung - all stuck in a loop of bigger, faster screens. The era of groundbreaking change may be over. #tech

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