In the past week, the AI industry has been bustling with activity, as both Google and Meta have launched new versions of their AI models, attracting significant attention. Firstly, Google announced new updates to its Gemini series on Tuesday, introducing two new production-ready models—Gemini-1.5-Pro-002 and Gemini-1.5-Flash-002. This update has greatly improved the overall quality of the models, particularly in mathematics, long context processing, and visual tasks.

In the 2024 Gaokao season, nine AI large models bravely faced an unprecedented challenge - participating in the Gaokao, particularly the extremely difficult New Curriculum Standard I Exam: the Henan version. This media-initiated test not only assessed the capabilities of AI in the academic field but also provided us with a unique perspective on the differences between AI and human intelligence.

In the world of artificial intelligence, the Gaokao is no longer just a human stage. Recently, the Shanghai Artificial Intelligence Lab hosted a unique 'Gaokao' that showcased the academic capabilities of AI. They utilized the OpenCompass assessment system, testing seven AI models, including GPT-4o, on their comprehensive abilities in Chinese, Mathematics, and English.

Gaoxin Development, a leading computing power company with a market value exceeding 30 billion yuan, has experienced a significant short-term price surge with a static P/E ratio of 156.31 times, clearly above the industry average. The company has disclosed plans for the acquisition of equity in Huakun Zhenyu Intelligent Technology Company. Recently, the stock price has surged, but the audit and assessment of the target assets has not been completed. Data from the dragon and tiger list reveals large capital inflows.

At the 2024 GTI International Industry Conference, China Mobile Vice President Gao Tongqing released a report stating that '5G-A x AI' (the combination of 5G-Advanced and Artificial Intelligence) is the essential pathway to 6G development. The six capabilities of 5G-A will unlock the commercial value of personal, household, and industry markets, while also promoting synergy with AI. 5G-A x AI will bring opportunities in four areas: new connections, new services, new scenarios, and new experiences, such as AI enhancing call services to service connections, creating customized services, and building intelligent networks.

Government agencies see many possibilities for using AI tools in their daily work, but in reality, only a small portion are put into practice. The GAO found that 20 non-defense agencies identified over 1,200 use cases within the government, but they have only implemented about 16% of those AI use cases. AI poses risks to the public, such as producing biased outcomes that could 'amplify existing inequalities', especially among historically underserved populations. For the 2023 fiscal year, federal agencies requested $1.8 billion in funding for non-defense AI research.