Level1 News April 8 2022: When You Use AI, To Make Pizza Pie, A Robot Buffet

0:00 - Intro
0:25 - Google New Chrome OS Launcher Has Serious Windows Vibes
1:06 - Walgreens turns to robots to fill prescriptions, as pharmacists take on more responsibilities
3:32 - Boston Dynamics’ logistics robot is available for purchase
4:19 - Solving the challenges of robotic pizza-making
5:36 - Japan will send a transforming robot ball to the moon to test lunar rover tech
8:04 - A company's new robot can change from four wheel drive to bipedal in seconds
9:39 - Berkshire Grey offers robotic system for autonomous e-commerce autobagging
10:41 - Verizon (VZ) and Cisco Partner to Power Autonomous Driving
12:20 - Google will use AI to better detect and address personal crisis searches
13:29 - 1,000-plus AI-generated LinkedIn faces discovered in probe
14:57 - Artificial intelligence beats eight world champions at bridge
15:47 - Robotised insects may search collapsed buildings for survivors
16:55 - 3D-printed beak saves great hornbill with cancer at ZooTampa
17:48 - US poised to release 2.4bn genetically modified male mosquitoes to battle deadly diseases
18:49 - Grimes Preps “Intergalactic Children’s Metaverse Book”
20:09 - Republican retracts false claim schools placing litter boxes for ‘furry’ students
21:20 - Bathe in poop with Japan’s latest weirdly wonderful bath bomb
22:49 - Bizzare ‘diet cult’ that lives without food and water caught its leader eating McDonald’s
25:14 - Cawthorn tells McCarthy orgy, cocaine remarks were exaggerated
26:28 - Raw chicken found circling Seattle airport baggage carousel
27:55 - 4 Chinese badminton players found guilty of not playing seriously
28:55 - CPS pandemic thefts nearly triple: Chicago schools have lost tens of thousands of computers, even air purifiers, defibrillators
30:54 - Air-Purifying Dyson Zone Headphones Are as Wild as They Sound
32:26 - Company Installs VR-Enabled Jerkin Pod for Employees

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[AlwayzPr]

I worked at CVS, the robot just counts the big mover meds. The techs still have to verify the pills and the pharmacist still double checks the pills.

[garretthaney]

I used to fly around the Pacific Rim a lot, and I'd see coolers packed full of fresh fish or other seafood as carry ons or checked luggage all the time. Even on return flights to the US.
It was bizarre to me at first, but I guess totally normal in that part of the world.

[Starscreamious]

5:57 Can confirm. It was the mid90s IIRC...non-transforming Transformers appeared. They looked great but were very lame.

[dangerwr]

7:35 The Japanese mini-LEGO are called NanoBlock and they are fantastic!

[rsn]

1:20 Isn't that from the movie Idiocracy?

[gregorykoyanagi]

Statue... Steve Jobs, but you have to change it every year.

[personaldronerepair]

Funny that Wendel mentions Idiocracy.
Three days ago, I told a fellow bar patron that our department of agriculture is now in negotiations with Gatorade to begin watering all of the Florida orange groves.

[tonivazquez]

In Spain and Portugal, I think maybe Italy too we had Tente before Lego came in. I had the USS Enterprise with his F-14's and helos, it was fantastic.

[germandkdev]

It's interesting how you're so far with digitalizing health care, that you're worried about wifi cutting off in the farmacy or buffer over-/underflow in pill dispensers. Here in germany the health care system is still mostly managed analog, most information between facilities still gets handwritten and faxed.
The only digital thing we have are insurance cards.

[TheEverWickedWonder]

Nothing like a robot turning over the stone I'm hiding under to end my stay.

[ElectronicRapscallion]

Fred Rogers should a Statue of Liberty sized statue.

[Starscreamious]

1:25 The nurse manager should have a key to open up the drawers to get the drugs.
If they don't have this option available...they're risking people's lives.

[RK-]

Great video! Just FYI 28:20 "not playing hard" in a competitive match is indicative of match fixing, which is why it isn't allowed. This is a standard anti-corruption rule applied by every professional sporting body, in the US and internationally.

What made this so noteworthy was that *both* teams were trying to match fix in opposite directions (both trying to lose), which made the subpar performance obvious to spectators as each side was forced to make more and more egregious 'mistakes' to overcome the 'mistakes' made by their opponents. 🤣

[VENM]

30:21 honestly my phone is 5 years old and still works like the day I got it, theres no need to always upgrade and im always like what is wrong with people who do that! Recently bought a new phone (which was released 2020) just because it has the last good headphone jack and stock is going from new to only used/refurbished so definitely gotta get it in a good condition... but I dont even need it yet lol.

[kortaffel]

5:30 Ryan, bing "Gundam Haro". Thaths what they are going for

[SolomanTiger]

L1 looks at blue sky "sky looks blue... But maybe we're just cynical"

[nottelling]

16:43 the headcrab canisters from half-life 2.

[arbyyyyh]

If your friend couldn't get into their crash cart, there was an operational failure as well. There's a key that allows you into any of the electronically-controlled med dispense cabinets. Not being able to get at meds that are needed crucially does not outweigh the benefits of protecting the controlled substances to that level. Someone should have known/been made aware of where that key is.

[krypticmac]

So I've worked on these pill robots before. Fingerprint reader went bad so I had to change that just a simple USB fingerprint reader anyways since the fingerprint reader didn't work on this machine they just had the front door open on it that way they can reach in grab what pills they needed the canister of pills and then they would just take it over the counter count it out put it back once the machine was back up and running the pharmacist started having to tell the machine to cancel orders and stuff because the system automatically started reading the orders that were already filled by the pharmacy techs manually so it was interesting

[thegreatrestart]

It will always be Legos…Legos Legos Legos