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Recently, UCloud, a pioneer in cloud computing and artificial intelligence, announced a strategic partnership with 360 Group, a leading internet security company. This collaboration focuses on UCloud's DeepSeek integrated machine and 360's AI security products, aiming to jointly promote the secure application and innovation of domestic large models. UCloud stated that this collaboration will revolve around the DeepSeek integrated machine, and both parties will strive to build a security protection system covering the entire lifecycle of AI applications. With the rapid development of artificial intelligence technology, security has become...

Recently, research teams from Tsinghua University, Fudan University, and Stanford University jointly released an Agent development framework called 'Eko'. This framework aims to help developers quickly build production-ready 'virtual employees' using simple code and natural language. The Eko framework can take over a user's computer and browser, performing various tedious tasks on behalf of humans. With Eko, users can achieve automated data collection, testing, and file management, among other functionalities. For instance, users can set Eko to automatically gather information from Yahoo Finance.

Deutsche Telekom showcased a fully AI-based smart concept phone at MWC 2024, planning to eliminate smartphone apps in the next 5-10 years. The AI Phone is developed in collaboration with Qualcomm and Brain.AI, powered by cloud-based artificial intelligence, discarding traditional app interfaces. The main goal of the AI Phone is to free users from the constraints of specific applications. Competition in the AI sector is fierce, and the significance of artificial intelligence is becoming increasingly prominent.

Deutsche Telekom showcased a concept for a smartphone at MWC that may rely entirely on AI. This smartphone concept runs solely on artificial intelligence, and the CEO of Deutsche Telekom stated that applications will no longer be used in the future.

🔍 SK Telecom and Deutsche Telekom are collaborating to jointly develop a large language model (LLM) aimed at AI visual implementation. The collaboration plans to launch a multilingual large language model for the telecom sector, supporting various languages including German, English, and Korean. The goal is to provide support for telecom companies worldwide and accelerate the development of generative AI services, such as AI customer service.