DAILY INNOVATION BRIEF by Maryanne Kane, Journalist
DAILY INNOVATION BRIEF
By Journalists Edward Kane & Maryanne Kane
WORLD'S 1st AI ROBOT CEO
- An AI powered humanoid robot named Mika is the world's first robot CEO
- She runs Dictador, a rum liquor company in Columbia, and says she's the ultimate in for-profit operations as she never asks for a raise, vacation or day off
- Mika believes AI is the future of business and that we will see many more AI robot CEO's like her
- Mika was developed by Hong Kong-based Hanson Robotics
- The robot uses highly advanced algorithms and machine learning to make AI robot CEO strategic decisions for Dictador
- What's the potential of AI robot CEO?
- Upside
- More efficient and objective business management
- Processes vast quantities of data
- Optimizes processes within the business operation
- Makes decisions based on algorithms not feelings
- Downside:
- Potential biases built in by developers if not properly programmed and audited
- Costs humans big job opportunities
- AI and AI robots are clearly a big part of the future of business even reaching to the Corner Office level.
BMW's VISION OF THE FUTURE: i VISION DEE
- In Singapore, BMW is showcasing its new i Vision Dee Concept- a spectacular piece of new automotive, mobile digital technology
- Here are some of the key facts:
- Embodies the most recent and most important, highly advanced new technologies
- Talking car that communicates in real-time, expressing emotions
- Has the ability to shift colors
- Uses the Neu Klasse platform, BMW's all-electric platform
- Body surface is comprised of 240 individually controlled panels, which enables the vehicle to display a huge range of patterns and colors within seconds
- The windows can also display animations or an avatar of the owner
- Four types of displays are offered including driver-relevant information only or virtual reality
- Recognizes the owner, intelligently adapts to them and displays their avatar on driver side window
- BMW's Managing Director for Group Asia indicates BMW's future is electric, circular and digital
- EV concept was unveiled at CES 2023 and is now on a global tech tour.
UK EXPANDS CARBON CAPTURE IN NORTH SEA
- Britain is expanding its fight against greenhouse gas emissions while trying to maintain its energy supply independence
- British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is implementing a big expansion of carbon capture and storage in the North Sea
- 2 new carbon capture & storage clusters off NE Scotland & Humber in NE England will store carbon dioxide, captured from industrial facilities, under the North Sea and support 50,000 new jobs
- These are the third & fourth carbon capture and storage clusters in the UK to be completed by 2030
- PM Sunak is also simultaneously going to grant new oil and gas drilling licensing near currently drilled areas to increase British oil and gas supplies
- The UK is taking a dual approach to the Climate Change environment: working to achieve a net-zero economy by 2050 while drilling home-produced hydrocarbons to ensure their energy security.
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