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At the recent 3rd China AIGC Industry Summit, Fenbi AI received two significant awards: "2025 Notable AIGC Enterprise" and "2025 Notable AIGC Product", recognizing its outstanding achievements in vocational education. Hosted by QuantumBit, the summit, themed "Everything is AI," attracted numerous experts and professionals from the technology and education sectors. Fenbi's CTO, Jianhua Chen, delivered a keynote speech titled "Reshaping and Practicing Intelligent Education: The Landing Path of Large Models".

A groundbreaking AI-powered ultrasound technology has won a million-dollar prize, promising a revolution in heart health diagnostics and paving the way for more accessible and accurate cardiac care.

Recently, Baidu released an 'AI Report Card' on its official public account, showcasing the various AI awards the company has won both domestically and internationally in 2024, covering areas such as foundational large models, intelligent agents, and AI applications. This report card not only highlights Baidu's strong capabilities in the field of artificial intelligence but also reflects its technological innovations gaining international recognition. It is reported that Baidu has been listed among the '50 Global AI Innovators' by Fortune magazine for two consecutive years, fully demonstrating its innovation capabilities and market influence in the AI sector. Additionally, Baidu's 'Large Model Technology'...

The Beatles' latest track 'Now and Then' has received two Grammy nominations, thanks to AI restoration techniques.

During the recently concluded MTV Video Music Awards (VMAs), viewers were not only captivated by the star-studded performances but also by the stunning outfits. To allow fans to replicate these red carpet looks, Paramount partnered with tech company Shopsense AI to launch a new technology. This technology gives viewers the chance to snap photos of outfits they love during the live show and find similar clothing through the Shopsense system.

33-year-old Japanese writer Rie Kudan utilized ChatGPT to create her novel, winning Japan's prestigious literary award, the Akutagawa Prize. The novel 'Tokyo-to Dojo-to / Tokyo Sympathy Tower,' set in a futuristic Tokyo and centered around AI, was officially published on January 17. Judges unanimously described the novel as 'almost flawless,' sparking controversy in the literary world regarding AI's role in creative fields. In her acceptance speech, Kudan stated that ChatGPT helped her unleash her potential.

["33-year-old Japanese Literature Prize winner Rie Kudan confessed at the award ceremony that approximately 5% of her novel 'Tokyo-to Dojo-to' was generated using ChatGPT.","ChatGPT not only helped her realize her creative potential but also became a source of inspiration and a mental support, sparking ideas for dialogues in the novel.","Unlike some artists who worry about AI plagiarism, Kudan views AI as a complement to human abilities and hopes to maintain a 'good relationship' with AI in the future to jointly develop creativity."]