Figure AI plans to begin testing its humanoid household robots this year, moving up its timeline by two years, according to CEO Brett Adcock. He credits this acceleration to its new AI system called "Helix," which combines visual perception, speech, language understanding, and motor control into a single AI model. Helix allows the robots to handle and manipulate everyday objects without requiring specific programming or training for each item. Figure AI recently ended its collaboration with OpenAI on AI models, and is developing Helix independently on an open source basis.
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Pika Labs has launched version 2.2 of its video generation model. The new model can now create videos up to ten seconds long at 1080p resolution, introducing a new feature called "picaframes" that handles key frame transitions across the entire video length. According to Pika, the new version offers enhanced transformation capabilities and more creative flexibility compared to previous releases. The model is now available through pika.art. Technical specifications and specific use cases haven't been disclosed yet.
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