Technological innovation once again expands the boundaries of imagination. Browser Company recently announced that it will launch a revolutionary AI browser named Dia in early 2025, aiming to fundamentally reshape the way users interact with the web. The core concept of this browser is to perceive AI not just as an application or button, but to construct a brand new web environment. CEO Josh Miller showcased several impressive feature prototypes at the launch event. The first highlight is the Smart Writing Assistant. As users type,

At the recent annual re:Invent conference held in Las Vegas, Amazon's cloud computing service AWS announced a series of new technologies, highlighting the energy efficiency improvements of its data centers, achieving efficiency levels over four times greater than traditional on-premises computing. AWS head Prasad Kalyanaraman stated that these innovations not only enhance energy efficiency but also flexibly support emerging workloads. Image source note: Image generated by AI, image licensed by service provider Midj.

Amazon has been reported to be developing a multi-modal large language model named 'Olympus', which is expected to be officially announced at the AWS re:Invent conference next week. According to The Information, the internal code name for this algorithm is 'Olympus'. Last November, Reuters reported that Amazon had invested millions of dollars in training a large language model named 'Olympus', with a parameter count reaching 2 trillion.

Recently, a special committee report from the Australian Senate revealed that tech companies Amazon, Google, and Meta (formerly Facebook) have been ambiguous and disappointing in their approach to using Australian data to train their AI products. Committee chair and Labor Senator Tony Sheldon expressed strong dissatisfaction, stating that these multinational companies continually evade direct questions during hearings, as if they are performing a cheap magic trick, but ultimately achieving nothing.

Amazon recently announced a $110 million investment in AI research to support the development of its own designed Trainium chips. This move aims to reduce Amazon's reliance on Nvidia and promote technological advancements in its cloud computing platform AWS. Note: Image generated by AI, image licensed from service provider Midjourney. Trainium is a machine learning chip tailored for deep learning training and inference tasks. Through this investment, Amazon hopes to encourage academic research.

Recently, Amazon announced a significant investment of $110 million for artificial intelligence (AI) research aimed at reducing reliance on Nvidia and advancing the development of its own chips. The funding will support generative AI research at universities under the project name 'Build on Trainium.' The project will provide researchers with the opportunity to use Trainium chips to develop new AI architectures, machine learning libraries, and solutions for large-scale distributed AWS Train.

Recently, reports have emerged that Amazon's plans to revamp its smart voice assistant, Alexa, have been delayed yet again, with the new launch date pushed to 2025. According to Bloomberg, insiders familiar with the matter stated that Alexa's AI team was informed that the new version, originally set to launch this year, has now been forced to delay. As early as September last year, Amazon announced plans for a major overhaul of Alexa, which will be equipped with intelligence similar to ChatGPT, enabling it to provide more natural and engaging interactions.