Author: Joy Levi

Director/CEO 

As the co-founder of AIBase, Joy established this platform to make artificial intelligence knowledge more accessible and relevant within the Nigerian ecosystem. She is an accounting graduate with a diverse professional background in multimedia and catering, experiences that have strengthened her adaptability and creative problem-solving skills.

Now transitioning into artificial intelligence and technology writing, Joy blends analytical thinking with engaging storytelling to explore and communicate emerging technology trends. Her drive to establish aibase.ng is rooted in a passion for bridging the gap between complex AI innovations and practical, real-world understanding for individuals and businesses.

Six humanoid robots developed by Chinese technology firm Unitree Robotics captured global attention last week when they performed a coordinated dance routine at a high-profile concert in Chengdu. The demonstration, which featured the robots moving in time with live music, has sparked discussion about the role of advanced robotics in entertainment and broader public life. Chinese humanoid robot walks 66 miles in 3 days The spectacle took place during a stop on Chinese-American singer-songwriter Wang Leehom’s “Best Place Tour” at the Chengdu Dong’an Lake Sports Park. As the pop star performed his song “Open Fire,” the six Unitree G1 humanoids…

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Luma AI has unveiled a major advancement in generative video technology with the release of a new AI model that allows creators to generate video sequences using a defined start frame and end frame. The model, known as Ray3 Modify, marks a significant step toward giving filmmakers, editors, and creative professionals greater control over AI-generated motion while preserving the realism of human performance. Unlike traditional text-to-video systems that generate footage from scratch, Luma’s latest model is designed to work directly with existing video footage. Creators can now specify how a scene begins and how it ends, and the AI fills…

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