Erin Price-Wright speaks with Alex Modon, cofounder and CEO at Unlimited Industries, and Davide Asnaghi, CEO at Diode Computers, about how AI is moving from software into the physical world. They discuss automating construction and electronics design, using code and simulation to model real-world systems, and how incentives and manufacturing constraints shape adoption. They also examine what it takes to scale infrastructure, reduce build times, and unlock more abundant industrial capacity in the United States.
AI 迈向物理世界
Timestamps: 00:00 - Trailer 00:51 - Introductions & What is Physical World AI 02:00 - Automating Construction End to End 04:36 - Automating Circuit Board Design & Manufacturing 10:16 - Changing Entrenched Industries & Vertical Integration 19:21 - Getting AI to Understand Real World Physics 29:28 - Do We Need a Breakthrough to Close the Last Gap? 34:24 - Humanoids, Robotics & the Future of Physical Automation 44:54 - Second Order Effects & Why This Work Matters
自动化与制造变革
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基础设施与规模化
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机器人技术展望
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