World Labs

On 29 September, the AMD announced on 28 September that a final agreement had been signed for the acquisition of the World Labs created by Li Fei. The transactions were paid in equities, valued at approximately $8.2 billion, and were expected to be completed by 2026, after conditions such as regulatory approval had been met. At the end of the deal, Li Fei Fei will be Executive Vice President and Chief Scientist of AMD, reporting to CEO Sozito. World Labs develops space intelligence models that also study robotic learning based on text, image and video generation, reconstruction and simulation of interactive 3D environments..

On September 2nd, the "AI godmother" Lee Feife's founder, World Labs, released today the "first multi-modular world model of the world" -- Atlas, claiming that the model could generate images and video frames with pixel-level and accurate camera control and rebuild it in 3D. World Labs official presentation, where Atlas is pre-trained from scratch so that it can receive multi-modular input, including camera moves, and turn it into a 3D view. Atlas allows to use..

News of November 13th, just after the Lee flyer's World Labs official announced that its 3D World Generation Model "Marble" was open to all users and that a large wave of new functions had been launched: multi-modular generation: support for text, single graphs, multiple graphs/videos, 3D layouts, etc.; AI Native Editor: local replacement and restructuring of the 3D world that was generated; World Extension and Grouping: autofilling edge areas and collating multiple scenarios; Chisel: using a square frame, AI automatically filling in style details

Feifei Li's startup World Labs has announced a deal with Google Cloud, choosing it as its primary compute provider for training AI models. The deal could be worth hundreds of millions of dollars. World Labs will utilize GPU server licenses on the Google Cloud platform to provide compute services for its large multimodal AI models. The company's AI models are called "spatial intelligence" and can process, generate, and interact with video and geospatial data. Goog...

AI researcher Feifei Li, known as the "godmother of AI," has raised $230 million (currently about 1.638 billion yuan) for World Labs, a startup she co-founded with three colleagues to develop AI technology that understands the workings of the physical world in three dimensions, according to Reuters. World Labs' first round of funding was co-led by Andreessen Horowitz, New Enterprise Associates and Radical Ventures...

The company founded by Fei-Fei Li, a famous AI professor at Stanford University, has reportedly raised two rounds of funding in just two months. According to TechCrunch, which has received information from multiple sources familiar with the matter, World Labs' latest round of funding was led by NEA and valued the company at more than $1 billion. The funding amount was $100 million, and the Financial Times previously reported the news in July. In comparison, World Labs' first round of funding in April valued the company at only $200 million. According to a Reuters report in May, the first round of investors included Andree…

Fei-Fei Li, a famous computer scientist known as the "godmother of AI", has created a startup called World Labs. According to the Financial Times, in just four months, its valuation has exceeded $1 billion. World Labs is committed to using similar methods to process visual data to enable artificial intelligence to have advanced reasoning capabilities. The company's research is ongoing and the goal is to enable AI to achieve more human-like capabilities. Dr. Fei-Fei Li is known for her contributions to computer vision and she also led the ImageNet...