Caiyun Technology recently held the 'From Paper to App' themed communication conference in Beijing, officially releasing the general large model Yunjin Tianzhang based on the DCFormer architecture and announcing the upgrade of its AI RPG platform Caiyun Xiaomeng to version V3.5 based on DCFormer. This marks a significant breakthrough in model architecture efficiency in the field of artificial intelligence. In the AI field, the Transformer architecture has always been the core technical support for mainstream large models like ChatGPT and Gemini.

At the 2024 XPENG AI Tech Day event, XPENG Motors launched its latest AI robot — Iron. This robot has attracted wide attention due to its advanced technology and humanoid structural design. Standing 178 cm tall and weighing 70 kg, the XPENG AI robot Iron boasts 62 active degrees of freedom, allowing it to flexibly perform a variety of tasks.

Recently, a smart ring called L-Ring2 has gained widespread attention on Kickstarter. This product not only boasts a stylish design but also integrates cutting-edge artificial intelligence technology, supporting real-time language translation, converting speech to text, and creating mind maps. The L-Ring2 supports controlling various devices through simple gestures. The gesture control and Air Mouse technology of this smart ring allow you to easily manage multiple devices. With its 6DoF system, it accurately tracks gestures, enabling users to...

Recently, OpenAI quietly released a statement on its official website, committing not to use its patents in an infringing manner. OpenAI stated that they would adhere to the principles of 'broad access' and 'collaboration', emphasizing that they would 'only use patents for defensive purposes'. However, this commitment has raised concerns among many experts. According to OpenAI's statement, their patents will be used defensively only when others do not threaten them, make claims, initiate lawsuits, or assist others in such activities. Their wording seems to suggest...

Recently, Google announced an agreement with nuclear startup Kairos Power to build seven small nuclear reactors to power its data centers. This collaboration will provide approximately 500 megawatts of zero-carbon power to Google's operations, amid a surge in energy demand from data centers and artificial intelligence. According to Google, these new power plants are expected to be operational by the end of 2030. However, it remains unclear how these reactors will be...

In the wave of technological innovation, Norwegian startup Sonair is sparking a revolution in perception technology. They cleverly introduce ultrasonic technology into the field of autonomous hardware 3D computer vision, challenging the long-standing dominance of LiDAR. Sonair's founder and CEO Knut Sandven has proposed an audacious idea: using ultrasonic technology to read sound waves for detecting people and objects to achieve 3D imaging. This technology not only boasts low energy consumption and minimal computational requirements but also promises to be superior to currently widely used solutions.

FLUX-Controlnet-Inpainting, an image repair tool based on ControlNet and FLUX.1-dev, is redefining our understanding of image restoration. This tool not only inherits the high-quality image generation capabilities of the FLUX.1-dev model but also cleverly integrates the strengths of ControlNet. It can accurately repair images based on information from edges, sketches, depth maps, etc., generating content that harmonizes with the surrounding environment in specified areas.