New York-based artificial intelligence company Lightning AI has recently completed a new funding round of $50 million. The investment round includes notable firms such as Cisco Investments, JPMorgan Chase, K5 Global, and technology giant NVIDIA. To date, Lightning AI's total funding has reached $103 million. Led by founder and CEO William Falcon, Lightning AI is known for its deep learning framework, PyTorch Lightning.

Samsung China and Zhupu Huazhang Technology Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as 'Zhupu') recently announced a strategic cooperation agreement. The two parties will engage in deep collaboration in the field of AI mobile phones, aiming to jointly create AI products with exceptional experiences. Looking ahead, Samsung and Zhupu will continue to innovate in the AI mobile phone sector, together leading the industry in smart products and embarking on a new chapter in the development of the AI mobile communication industry.

In a recent study, the OpenAI research team launched a new benchmark called MLE-bench, aimed at assessing the performance of AI agents in machine learning engineering. This research particularly focuses on 75 machine learning engineering-related competitions from Kaggle, intending to test agents' abilities in various skills required in the real world, including model training, dataset preparation, and experiment execution. To facilitate better evaluation, the research team utilized foundational data from Kaggle's public leaderboard to establish performance metrics for each competition.

OpenAI is leading a $60 million Series B funding round for hardware startup Opal, aiming to integrate AI technology into consumer devices. Opal is known for its high-end webcams, particularly its flagship product Tadpole, which offers exceptional video recording quality at up to 3840x2160 pixels and customizable settings via an app. In addition to enhancing its camera products, Opal plans to leverage OpenAI's resources to develop AI-based innovat....

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.