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AI ROBOTICS AND BUSINESS - Coggle Diagram
AI ROBOTICS AND BUSINESS
KEYPOINTS
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Professor Lo proposes a new definition of an index fund: Transparent: Clear construction methodology. + Investable: Delivers promised returns based on the index. + Systematic: Relies on algorithms, not human intervention.
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PRECISION INDEXES
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Examples: "John Doe 30" or "Jane Smith 100" considering factors like income, age, and risk tolerance.
The technology and hardware exist to create precision indexes, but the algorithms need further development.
AI and active management can work together to create more sophisticated investment options for individual investors.
Savioke and Relay Robot
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Their first product, Relay, is a delivery robot designed for hotels.
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BUSINESS BENEFITS
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Upon arrival at a guest room, Relay uses the phone to notify the guest of their delivery.
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KEYPOINTS
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However, "robot" is also used for software that automates tasks traditionally done by humans.
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KEY TAKEAWAYS
Robots are rapidly transforming various industries, from retail and manufacturing to marine research and healthcare. Walmart's Alphabot automates grocery order fulfillment, while soft robotic fish like SoFi offer a more ethical approach to studying aquatic life. Boston Dynamics' robot dog aids in factory mapping, while MIT CSAIL's brain-computer interface enables intuitive robot control.
Medical robots assist surgeons with delicate procedures, and MIT CSAIL's "Magic Ball Gripper" tackles challenging object handling tasks. Wearable robotic arms, like those developed in Canada, hold promise for human augmentation.