30 mayo, 2025

Taylor Swift ha logrado lo que hasta aquí parecía imposible: finalmente ha recuperado el control sobre toda su música. La cantante anunció a través de su web que pudo comprar los másters de sus primeros seis discos de estudio, consiguiendo autonomía total para sus composiciones, sin condicionamientos ni socios de por medio. “Toda la música […] Seguir leyendo: Taylor Swift recupera el control sobre toda su música

Hugging Face is best known as a platform for machine learning and AI development, but it has also been dabbling in the world of robotics. This week, the company revealed two new robots it plans to bring to market—including a humanoid one that it would sell for around $3,000, far less than many of the other options that have been floated, like Unitree’s $16,000 G1. Dubbed the HopeJR, Hugging Face’s robot has up to 66 actuated degrees of freedom. According to Hugging Face Principal Research Scientist Remi Cadene, it can walk and manipulate objects. As shown in a short X video, it has an accessible look that reminds us a bit of Bender from Futurama. (It’s the eyes.) Co-designed with French robotics company The Robot Studio, HopeJR will be open source. “The important aspect is that these robots are open source, so anyone can assemble, rebuild, [and] understand how they work, and [they’re] affordable, so that robotics doesn’t get dominated by just a few big players with dangerous black-box systems,” Hugging Face CEO Clem Delangue told TechCrunch. Read full article Comments

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