Recently, Amazon began testing advertisements in its newly launched shopping chatbot, Rufus. This information was revealed through an update log released by Amazon. The company stated that in the future, users of Rufus will see some sponsored ads related to their searches during conversations. These ads will not only appear in the chat interface, but may also be accompanied by text generated by Rufus to help users better understand the ad content.
The Toyota Research Institute has partnered with Stanford University to incorporate artificial intelligence into two Toyota Supra sports cars, enabling synchronized driving similar to Formula drifting. This innovation not only showcases an impressive performance but also marks a milestone in the development of safety systems for passenger vehicles. Through the AI system, the two cars can assist drivers in better controlling their vehicles under extreme conditions, solving and analyzing problems up to 50 times per second, and quickly deciding on the most appropriate steering, throttle, and brake commands. During track tests, this system achieves precision through real-time communication.
iFLYTEK and Shenhao Technology have signed a cooperation agreement to jointly establish an Industrial AI Robot Research Institute, achieving deep integration of large models and industrial robots. They will be the first to implement engineering applications in the power industry and promote in-depth cooperation in industrial health in fields such as energy, electricity, and mining. Both parties will work closely together to drive innovation in intelligent industrial robots.