'Ask Little Universe' AI search feature in the Instant App innovatively combines audio content with in-depth knowledge search, providing voice-based deep analysis and recommendation services. Users can search using keywords to obtain not only text summaries but also relevant audio content on various topics, such as sports analysis and historical discussions. Key features include personalized recommendations, retro interface design, and in-depth exploration of vast audio content. However, there is an issue of outdated data, such as information regarding retirement age. This feature offers users a rich and diverse experience.

Recent reports reveal that the highly regarded and well-funded AI search tool Perplexity is citing low-quality and even incorrect AI-generated garbage information from unreliable blogs and LinkedIn posts.

At the Semafor Media Summit, editor Ben Smith announced the use of the AI search tool Signals to assist journalists in planning news. Signals is built on the MISO AI search tool, based on the OpenAI platform and Microsoft's Bing search engine. The tool supports English, Spanish, and Chinese, improving journalists' curation efficiency, and the Semafor website may be redesigned around this product. Semafor's collaboration with Microsoft to study the responsible use of AI by journalists marks a significant step for news organizations towards the future.

Forbes magazine has launched the beta version of its AI search platform, Adelaide. Adelaide can return relevant articles and data based on user inquiries. Currently, Adelaide's knowledge base includes Forbes news reports from the past year. This is another AI product from Forbes following BERT and ForbesOne. Adelaide exemplifies Forbes' technological leadership in digital transformation.