VQV Signal
According to a post on X by @stateofai, the State of AI tour's next stop is Paris on Tuesday, Nov 3. The meetup features Air Street, Guilherme Penedo and Jules Giraud, with talks on robotics data and autonomous air defense. The post says people from Mistral, Google DeepMind, Meta, ElevenLabs, Black Forest Labs and NVIDIA are expected to attend, and it links to an event page on Luma.
According to a post on X by @stateofai, the State of AI tour's next stop is Paris on Tuesday, Nov 3. The meetup features Air Street, Guilherme Penedo and Jules Giraud, with talks on robotics data and autonomous air defense. The post says people from Mistral, Google DeepMind, Meta, ElevenLabs, Black Forest Labs and NVIDIA are expected to attend, and it links to an event page on Luma.
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The State of AI tour's next stop is Paris on Tuesday, Nov 3, with Air Street, Guilherme Penedo and Jules Giraud talking about robotics data and autonomous air defense. People from Mistral, Google DeepMind, Meta, ElevenLabs, Black Forest Labs and NVIDIA are expected. Also: https://luma.com/soai-paris <a...
The lineup points to a focus on robotics data and autonomous defense systems, which may interest researchers, builders and investors tracking those areas. The expected attendance from several major AI labs and companies suggests the discussion may draw people working on model and data development. Readers should check the event page for the final agenda and attendee list, since the post only describes who is expected.
Hardware and robotics watchers may want to track whether this becomes a product, benchmark, or deployment signal.
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