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Codex is the latest extension of OpenAI’s GPT-3 large transformer-based language model, pushing the limits of what artificial intelligence can do in the world of natural language generation. One of our engineers was given access to a limited release beta preview of the Codex API and this article explores some of the interesting things they discovered whilst playing around.

Collaborative robots – also known as cobots – have become more attractive compared to the traditional robots previously employed in industrial settings. The main features that distinguish cobots from industrial robots are their lightweight structure, limited power and force, simple interface, and inherited safety guarantees. Having these features means cobots and humans can physically collaborate with each other to accomplish a task. The intention for the employment of cobots is to be an efficient and safe assistant to humans when working together. Cobots have been a great help to humans in both health and non-health related fields.

Tesla AI Day live stream on August 20 showcased recent improvements from their machine learning teams. Tesla has made it clear that the company intends to solve the problem of self-driving cars. Although the Tesla Bot caught a lot of attention (and undoubtedly is the most photogenic topic of the day), this post will address the other parts of the presentation. During Tesla AI Day the public gets a glimpse of the huge investments made by Tesla in human resources, software and hardware. To solve such a complex problem as Tesla's, they need to make significant investments and push the entire AI field. Not everyone has these recourses, but other companies can be inspired by Tesla's strategies and apply them to their challenges, but with more tangible solutions.

I’m born in Lund, did my studies in Lund and have been employed in Lund at Ericsson and Baxter. Somewhere in between there I was raised in Hörby, a village that’s almost in the center of Skåne.

I am born and raised in Linköping which have given me, besides many joyful moments, a solid network of contacts and good knowledge of the local businesses. Suddenly, I saw a job advertisement of a company I had not noticed before, Combine Control Systems, and a visit to their website got me interested. The role that they wanted to assign was mainly about developing the company in the region and this appealed a lot to me. I love challenges and the possibility to make a small office grow, especially in the competitive consulting industry, feels incredibly fun and exciting. I have made similar things before and I am confident and motivated to really establish Combine in Östergötland.