Czinger is redefining supercar manufacturing in an unprecedented way. This Los Angeles-based innovative company is igniting a silent revolution in the automotive manufacturing sector by blending 3D printing and artificial intelligence technology. Czinger's flagship product, the 21C supercar, has been breaking speed records this summer, achieving the fastest lap times for production cars on several famous racetracks. These achievements not only showcase the exceptional performance of the 21C but also highlight the innovative manufacturing technologies behind it.

In a recent interview, Lei Jun, the founder of Xiaomi Group, shared his insights on artificial intelligence and revealed that if Xiaomi had not decided to enter the car manufacturing field in 2021, the company might now be more focused on AI. Lei Jun pointed out that even while building cars, Xiaomi's development in artificial intelligence has not lagged behind the industry. He emphasized that Xiaomi has actually been actively engaged in AI-related work, though it has been relatively less publicized.

Zhou Hongyi's views on Apple's abandonment of its car manufacturing plans, Apple's determination and competitive attitude, and the importance of going all in on AI.

Apple cancels its plans for developing self-driving electric vehicles and shifts focus to its artificial intelligence department. Li Xiang believes that Apple's decision to abandon car manufacturing is the right choice and considers artificial intelligence to be a crucial battlefield for Apple. Musk posted emojis in tribute to Apple's decision.

Apple's decision to abandon car manufacturing and focus on artificial intelligence is absolutely the right strategic choice. Artificial intelligence will become the top-level entry point for all devices, services, applications, and transactions. If Apple succeeds in the automotive sector, its market value will increase by $2 trillion. The electrification of cars is just the first half, while artificial intelligence is the final match.

Apple Inc. cancels its car manufacturing plans and shifts focus to a generative AI team, with employees potentially facing internal transfers or layoffs. The stock price rises slightly by 0.81%. Tesla's head, Elon Musk, celebrates as Apple faces challenges in the electric vehicle market. Apple's investment in the artificial intelligence sector is relatively lagging, making generative AI an opportunity for the company, which plans to offer generative AI features by late 2024.