Testing Project Astra from Google Deepmind in London

11 Dec 2024 · 1 min
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Matt Wolfe tests Google DeepMind's Project Astra in London, asking the AI to identify nearby storefronts and plants. The system spots UBX Boxing plus Strength, pinpoints Wembley, and names plants like Thuja and Pittosporum while noting which are toxic or edible.

Questions this video answers

Likely Wembley, London (based on a storefront reading 'UBX Boxing plus Strength').

Thuja (with lower-likelihood possibilities including Bamboozoidea or Moringa).

Japanese Pachysandra and Pittosporum; the image also shows some ferns.

Pittosporum and Japanese Pachysandra are not considered edible and can be toxic.

It notes that some ferns have edible fiddleheads (but does not specify which fern species).

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