Physical AI will produce bigger companies than digital AI because it impacts the real economy—manufacturing, mining, logistics, transportation—where the global economy actually lives.

0:00Our mission is to put intelligence on a billion machines and we think that can have a profound impact on society. Applied intuition is a physical AI company. We put intelligence on machines, cars, trucks, tanks, drones. It's a physical moving thing. We make it intelligent. >> Digital AI, of course, is building software and optimizing ads and creating videos. That's all interesting and good, but really where you talk about the

0:23global economy, that's physical AI. In this intelligence revolution, the companies that impact the physical world might actually be bigger [music] than the companies that impact the digital world. >> How many things are there where the idea of physical AI, physical intelligence are going to matter? >> There's no reason autonomy should be this obscure, difficult technology. Our vision for that is a high school kid that can make iPhone apps should be able

0:45to make autonomous systems. That platform for designing and developing is what we're launching. It's called Dana. Everything that we've built and developed over the past nearly a decade that's available in Dana. >> Which will we get first? A perfectly simulated real world environment for training autonomous devices or Grand Theft Auto 6. [laughter] >> Kazer Peter welcome to the Z podcast. >> Well, thanks for having us. Your name is