Wired explained why the challenge of creating humanoid robots able to navigate the world will likely demand cooperation between American companies like Nvidia and Chinese companies like Unitree. Dr. Fei-Fei Li broke down the training involved in a Substack post with a functional taxonomy of world models. The featured image here is courtesy of Nvidia to illustrate its Cosmos physical systems platform. Speaking of cosmos, the WSJ reported that IPO bankers expect SpaceX’s revenue of $3.4 trillion by 2040 after AI propels the company’s growth over the next few years. Anthropic’s president told Bloomberg that they are looking to their own IPO for the money to buy compute from companies like SpaceX. Closer to earth, we might all soon get our own Nvidia AI chips in our laptops, according to Tom’s Hardware.