Comparable to GPT-4! Inflection AI Releases Inflection-2.5 Model with High IQ and EQ

Korean Startup RLWRLD Secures $14.8 Million to Develop Robotic Foundation Models

As robotics technology advances, industries are increasingly adopting robots to automate various strenuous tasks. According to the International Federation of Robotics (IFR), over 540,000 new industrial robots were installed globally in 2023, bringing the total number of active industrial robots to over 4 million. While traditional industrial robots excel at repetitive tasks, they still face challenges in performing delicate tasks, handling fragile materials, and adapting to changing conditions. For example, robots in restaurant kitchens may cause more disruption than assistance.

Access to Future AI Models in the OpenAI API Will Implement Authentication to Ensure Secure AI Model Usage

Concerns Rise as AI Models Conceal Their Reasoning Processes: Study Finds Their 'Thinking' Often Unreliable

In education, we're taught to "show your work." Now, advanced AI models claim to do just that. However, new research reveals that these models sometimes obfuscate their true reasoning processes, fabricating elaborate explanations instead. A recent study from Anthropic's research team, investigating simulated reasoning (SR) models including their own Claude models and DeepSeek's R1, found these models often misrepresent their 'thinking' when

Google Releases 69-Page White Paper: Optimizing AI Models Through Prompt Engineering

Google Plans to Combine Gemini and Veo AI Models to Advance Smart Assistants

In a recent podcast, Demis Hassabis, CEO of Google DeepMind, stated that Google plans to eventually integrate its Gemini AI model with the video generation model Veo to enhance Gemini's understanding of the physical world. He noted that Gemini was designed from the outset to be multimodal, aiming for a "universal digital assistant" that can genuinely help users in the real world. Hassabis mentioned...

Soaring Costs of Benchmarking Inference AI Models: Assessing One Can Cost Nearly $3000

According to Artificial Analysis, a third-party AI testing agency, evaluating OpenAI's o1 inference model across seven popular benchmarks costs $2,767.05, while its non-inference model GPT-4o costs only $108.85. This significant disparity sparks discussion regarding the sustainability and transparency of AI evaluation. Inference models, AI systems capable of step-by-step reasoning to solve problems, while excelling in specific domains, incur significantly higher benchmarking costs than traditional models. Arti...

EU Invests €20 Billion in AI Superfactories

The EU recently announced a €20 billion (approximately £17 billion) plan to establish multiple AI factories across Europe, equipped with high-performance computing resources to drive the development of next-generation AI models. This strategy aims to establish Europe as an "AI continent." According to EU Commission Vice-President Henna Virkkunen, AI is crucial for enhancing Europe's competitiveness, security, and technological sovereignty in the face of intense global competition. Currently, the US and...

Stanford AI Index Report: Closing Performance Gap Between US and Chinese AI Models, Alibaba Model Rises to Third Globally

The Stanford Institute for Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence (HAI), led by renowned AI scientist Fei-Fei Li, has released its latest AI Index Report 2025. In its eighth year, this authoritative report highlights the narrowing performance gap between top AI models from China and the United States, the world's two most influential AI nations. The gap has shrunk to a negligible 0.3%, down from 17.5% in 2023. The report also features a ranking of Notable Models in 2024, with...

Mozilla Releases LocalScore: A New Tool to Simplify Benchmarking Local AI Models

Mozilla recently launched a tool called LocalScore through its Mozilla Builders program, aimed at providing easy benchmarking for local Large Language Models (LLMs). Compatible with Windows and Linux systems, the tool shows great potential as a key component of easily distributable LLM frameworks. While still in early development, LocalScore already demonstrates promising performance.

Wikimedia Foundation Warns of Bandwidth Strain from AI Crawlers

The Wikimedia Foundation has warned of increasing bandwidth strain on its projects caused by AI-powered web crawlers. Representatives noted a 50% increase in bandwidth consumption for multimedia files since January 2024, largely attributed to automated programs harvesting content from Wikimedia's openly licensed image library for AI model training. Wikimedia Foundation staff members Birgit Mueller, Chris Danis, and...