• Daily AI Brief
  • Posts
  • LG AI Partners with Seoul University, Amazon's $100B AI Bet, and OpenAI's German Office - Daily AI Brief #102

LG AI Partners with Seoul University, Amazon's $100B AI Bet, and OpenAI's German Office - Daily AI Brief #102

Hi there,

Welcome to today's AI Brief.

In today's edition, LG AI Research has announced a partnership with Seoul National University to advance AI research. Meanwhile, Hugging Face and Physical Intelligence have introduced the Pi-Zero, a new development in robotics technology.

Additionally, Mira Murati has recruited a co-founder from OpenAI for her new startup, and Workday has laid off 1,750 employees. OpenAI is also expanding its presence with the opening of its first office in Germany, and Y Combinator is investing in startups focused on data center automation.

Top stories

LG AI Research Partners with Seoul National University

LG AI Research has partnered with Seoul National University to develop an AI model for predicting multistate protein structures, aiding in drug discovery and disease understanding. Read more

Hugging Face and Physical Intelligence Unveil Pi-Zero for Robotics

Hugging Face and Physical Intelligence have launched Pi-Zero, an open-source model that converts natural language into robotic actions. The model aims to simplify programming for robots to perform tasks like folding laundry. Read more

Mira Murati Recruits OpenAI Co-Founder for Startup

Mira Murati, former CTO of OpenAI, has recruited John Schulman, a co-founder of OpenAI, for her new startup. Murati is also in discussions to raise over $100 million for the venture. Read more

Workday Lays Off 1,750 Employees

Workday, a Silicon Valley-based enterprise HR platform, has laid off 1,750 employees, which is about 8.5% of its workforce. The company plans to hire AI talent amid market changes. Read more

OpenAI Opens First Office in Germany

OpenAI has announced the opening of its first office in Germany, located in Munich, highlighting the country as a key market due to its high number of ChatGPT users. Read more

Y Combinator Invests in Data Centre Automation Startups

Y Combinator plans to invest in startups focused on automating data centre operations, from site selection to construction, to enhance AI infrastructure growth. Read more

As always, thanks for your support. Knowing you are reading this is the reason we make this newsletter. Make sure to follow us on LinkedIn, X and Bluesky.

Also make sure to checkout our secondary LinkedIn pages:

See you tomorrow in another AI Brief!