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On March 25th, Cai Chongxin, Chairman of the Alibaba Group, expressed his views at the HSBC Global Investment Summit, pointing out that a bubble is beginning to form in the construction of artificial intelligence (AI) data centers. He believes that many investment announcements in US data centers are "duplicated" or overlapping. Meanwhile, Cai Chongxin revealed that Alibaba's employee count has bottomed out and the company will restart its hiring plan. Regarding the current booming AI wave, Cai Chongxin broadly categorized companies involved into three types: the first focuses on model research and development, such as OpenAI; the second focuses on AI applications and integrations; and the third comprises infrastructure providers.

The Spanish government has recently passed a new law imposing substantial fines on companies that fail to properly label AI-generated content, aiming to combat the spread of deepfakes. Digital Transformation Minister Oscar Lopez announced that the law, inspired by the EU's AI Act, mandates strict transparency requirements for AI systems deemed high-risk. Image caption: Image generated by AI, image licensing provider Midjourney. Lopez noted...

The internal testing of the AI agent Manus has sparked significant excitement, with users praising its groundbreaking capabilities and demanding access. Its innovative features are revolutionizing the traditional virtual assistant experience.

On the imaginative edge of the internet, certain creatives can instantly ignite people's resonance. Recently, Xiaohongshu blogger "DIGIT.AI" redefined the concept of pain cars using AI technology, garnering nearly 30,000 likes and blurring the lines between virtual and reality. Pain cars, a subcultural concept originating from Japan, were originally an alternative expression of decorating car bodies with anime characters. Now, with the magic of AI, it is redefining visual creativity in an unprecedented manner. For example, AI-generated dynamic images of Pingu the Penguin perfectly blend with the streets of Shanghai.

Now, scientists can precisely "design" proteins as if they are programming. This is no longer science fiction but a reality being created by the Dutch company Cradle. In the grand tapestry of biotechnology, Cradle's founder, Stefan van Groningen, likens proteins to an "alien programming language." His team is utilizing artificial intelligence to decipher this mysterious language, bringing revolutionary changes to biotechnology. Traditional protein development has been like a long and costly blind exploration. Researchers must go through dozens of experimental rounds, each of which may...

The Tong Yi App recently announced the launch of its 'Local Stylization' feature. This function has sparked a 'fluffy' trend on social media, allowing users to easily add stylized effects to their photos. Users simply need to open the Tong Yi App and click on the Wanfang AI 'Local Stylization' on the channel page to experience it. By uploading a photo, users can effortlessly apply stylization effects to specific objects within the image. The Tong Yi App has initially launched seven style templates, including knitted, plush, ice sculpture, and ceramics, enabling both magnificent buildings and small items to instantly transform.

Cambridge Dictionary has announced 'Hallucination' as the Word of the Year for 2023, as AI technology redefines the concept. AI tools like ChatGPT have sparked significant interest but have also raised questions about the reliability of AI-generated text. AI 'hallucinations' are having real-world impacts, involving fabricated legal cases and other practical situations. An AI ethicist from Cambridge University points out that AI 'hallucination' anthropomorphizes artificial intelligence.