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Recently, OpenAI researchers admitted in a newly published paper that despite the advanced nature of current AI technologies, these models still cannot compete with human programmers. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman previously stated that by the end of this year, AI is expected to surpass 'junior' software engineers, but research findings show that these AI models still face significant challenges. Image credit: Image generated by AI, image licensed from service provider Midjourney in the study.

Recently, an unconventional AI duel has been taking place on the internet. From verbal skirmishes to chess matches, the competition between AIs not only showcases their language capabilities and thought processes but has also become a hot topic of discussion. A recent dialogue video between DeepSeek and GPT on Bilibili has garnered widespread attention, with over 3 million views and more than 500,000 interactions. In this duel, DeepSeek demonstrates exceptional linguistic expressiveness, employing rhetorical devices such as parallelism and metaphor, and even manages to deliver witty rhymes, showcasing its uniqueness.

According to foreign media reports, Samsung Electronics is in discussions with OpenAI for an "open partnership", aiming to integrate OpenAI's advanced technologies into its television product line to enhance its competitive edge in the global TV market. It is reported that Samsung plans to incorporate several core technologies from OpenAI, including GPT text generation, DALL·E image generation, Whisper speech recognition, and the O1 inference model. These technologies will provide users with innovative features such as personalized content recommendations, conversational assistants, and real-time translation. For example, users can engage while watching programs.

At the 2025 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES), WeWalk unveiled the Smart Cane 2, designed specifically for the visually impaired. This redesigned cane addresses many shortcomings of the previous generation and incorporates artificial intelligence features and advanced sensor technology from TDK, making it an ideal alternative to traditional folding white canes. WeWalk co-founder Kursat Ceylan personally demonstrated the product, stating that Smart Cane 2 will make travel easier for the visually impaired.

Large Language Models (LLMs) like the GPT series exhibit astonishing abilities in language understanding, reasoning, and planning, achieving human-level performance in various challenging tasks due to their vast datasets. Most research focuses on enhancing these models further by training them on larger datasets, aiming to develop more powerful foundational models. However, while training stronger foundational models is crucial, researchers believe that empowering models with the capability to continue evolving during the reasoning phase, known as AI self-evolution, is essential for the development of AI.

Recently, scientists at the Polytechnic University of Valencia in Spain conducted a study revealing that large language models such as GPT, LLaMA, and BLOOM tend to lie rather than admit ignorance when faced with questions. The research found that as the complexity of AI models increases, their accuracy in tackling complex issues decreases, and they are more likely to fabricate answers. Researchers noted that human volunteers also struggled to identify these incorrect answers during tests, suggesting a potential risk posed by AI lies to humans. Scientists recommend improving AI.

In an age of information overload, efficiently acquiring knowledge has become a challenge for many learners and professionals. Recently, an open-source tool named PDF2Audio has emerged, cleverly combining artificial intelligence technology with traditional reading methods to provide users with a new way of obtaining information. The core function of PDF2Audio is to convert PDF documents into audio content. This tool utilizes OpenAI's GPT model for text generation and speech synthesis, allowing various PDF files to be transformed into podcasts, lectures, or excerpts.

Recently, the famous programming competition platform Codeforces made an important decision - to prohibit the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in programming contests. With the rapid enhancement of AI programming capabilities, Codeforces founder Mikhail Mirzayanov stated that this decision is necessary as the development of neural networks has reached 'a new height that cannot be ignored'. Image source note: The image is generated by AI, image authorized by service provider Midjourney. This new regulation mainly targets the participants of the competitions.

["The US Trademark Office has denied OpenAI's application to register GPT as a trademark, stating that GPT is a descriptive term commonly associated with AI technology.", "The Trademark Office indicated that consumers have become accustomed to using GPT for software related to AI question-answering technology and do not view GPT as a distinctive identifier.", "OpenAI's rapid development and product launches in the AI field have elevated the company's valuation to $80 billion.", "The company may focus on enhancing the brand image around the GPT series to improve competitiveness and market share."]

["Apple is developing its own text generator called Apple GPT, which will become a competitor to OpenAI's ChatGPT.", "Apple is conducting language model tests with OpenAI, Amazon, and NVIDIA.", "Apple plans to leverage Foxconn's expertise in AI to further advance generative AI technology."]