Google’s out-of-this-world AI

Google’s Plan for ‘Data Centers in Space’

Google thinks the future of AI might not be on planet Earth. The company announced Project Suncatcher, a research effort exploring whether its AI chips could operate on solar-powered satellites, effectively creating data centers in orbit.

How it would work: Google imagines constellations of satellites equipped with its Tensor Processing Units, powered by uninterrupted sunlight, communicating with each other in orbit. The company says solar panels in space could be up to eight times more productive than on Earth. Plus, access to near-continuous solar energy would bypass the growing strain AI is placing on terrestrial power grids.

There are a handful of major hurdles: 

• Satellites would need ultra-high bandwidth to replace ground data centers.

• Chips must survive radiation long term.

• Launch and deployment costs remain extremely high.

So? Even Google admits this is a mid-2030s possibility at best.

Agentic Browsing: Amazon vs. Perplexity

Amazon issued a legal notice to Perplexity regarding the use of its AI browsing and shopping agent, Comet, on Amazon’s retail site. 

Breaking down the drama ➡️ 

• Amazon states that Comet functions as software-based automated retrieval, regardless of whether a user directs the requests. So, it must disclose itself as an agent and comply with commercial access rules.

• Perplexity argues that Comet performs user-initiated actions, similar to how a browser extension or voice assistant interacts with websites, and should be treated as a user interface, not a bot.

Former Meta Researchers Launch Smart Voice-Input Ring

A team of former Meta Reality Labs and CTRL-Labs researchers has released Stream, a smart ring designed for voice input and gesture-based media control. Think: capturing short thoughts or adjusting audio, all from your finger.

How the device works: 

• Stream includes a capacitive touch sensor used to start and stop recording. When activated, its directional microphones pick up close-range, low-volume speech, even whisper input. 

• Recorded audio is transcribed in the companion app, where users can search or query their notes using integrated AI models. 

• The ring also supports gesture controls for play/pause, track changes, and volume adjustments.

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How you can use it: 

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