According to a report by IT House on September 18, Dictador, a Polish alcoholic beverage company, hired an artificial intelligence robot as its CEO to work seven days a week. Last August, Dictador appointed a robot named Mika as its experimental CEO. It is similar in size and height to humans, except that its feet move on wheels. It is understood that it will be responsible for the Arthouse Spirits DAO project and communication with the DAO community on behalf of Dictador. “My decision-making process relies on extensive data analysis and alignment with the company’s strategic goals,” she says. “It is free of personal bias and ensures unbiased and strategic choices that prioritize the best interests of the organization.” However, Mika doesn’t will fire her employees because the big decisions at Dictador will be made by human executives. It is reported that Mika was created by Hanson Robotics, the company behind the AI robot Sophia. Mika is a more advanced version of Sophia.

According to a report by IT House on September 18, Dictador, a Polish alcoholic beverage company, hired an artificial intelligence robot as its CEO, which can work online 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Last August, Dictador appointed a robot named Mika as its experimental CEO. It is similar in size and height to humans, except that its feet move on wheels. It is understood that it will be responsible for the Arthouse Spirits DAO project and communication with the DAO community on behalf of Dictador. “My decision-making process relies on extensive data analysis and alignment with the company’s strategic goals,” she says. “It is free of personal bias and ensures unbiased and strategic choices that prioritize the best interests of the organization.” However, Mika doesn’t will fire her employees because the big decisions at Dictador will be made by human executives. It is reported that Mika was created by Hanson Robotics, the company behind the AI robot Sophia. Mika is a more advanced version of Sophia.

According to a report by the webmaster's home on July 26, researchers at Stanford University have developed a new optimizer called Sophia, which can cut the pre-training time of language models in half. Compared with the Adam optimizer, Sophia can solve the language model problem faster. Sophia uses a lightweight estimate of the diagonal Hessian matrix as a precondition for the second-order optimizer. After the update, element-wise clipping is performed by taking the mean of the gradient and dividing by the mean of the estimated Hessian. In addition, Sophia can also adapt to large parameter changes in language modeling tasks.

According to Jiemian News, Sophia said in a recent interview with investors that the company has always paid attention to the development and application of AI technology, and has continued to practice in front-end design platforms and service platforms. AI research and development is a business that must be laid out in the future. The company has Set up a special project team and use AI technology to carry out comprehensive upgrades in design software, production software, and service systems to improve work efficiency and accuracy.