Making a Billion Intelligent Machines
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Why build the tools instead of the vehicle?
America | Tech | Opinion | Culture | Charts This week, Applied Intuition is launching Dana, an agentic platform for developing physical AI applications. Applied Intuition began by building the tools engineers needed to develop autonomous systems, then the OS that underpins them all, and finally moved into the intelligence running on the machines themselves. As co-founder and CEO Qasar Younis describes the company today, the destination was always much bigger than tooling for self-driving vehicles. The mission is intelligence on a billion machines. In 2017, the autonomy industry shared a…
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