Recently, a study led by the Austrian Institute of Complexity Science (CSH) revealed that despite large language models (LLMs) excelling in various tasks, they show significant shortcomings when tackling advanced history questions. The research team tested three leading models, including OpenAI's GPT-4, Meta's Llama, and Google's Gemini, with disappointing results. Note: The image was generated by AI, and the image is licensed by Midjourney to evaluate these models in history.

According to The Wall Street Journal, ChatGPT Plus has demonstrated remarkable user stickiness among all AI subscription services, achieving a paid user retention rate of 71% after six months, ranking first in the industry. Data provided by Earnest Analytics shows that the Claude Pro service from Anthropic follows closely with a retention rate of 62%. Google's Gemini Advanced ranks third with a retention rate of 60%.

In a recent press conference, Google announced that it will integrate all AI features into its Workspace services, allowing users to access new functions in Gmail, Docs, Sheets, and Meet at no additional cost. However, the monthly fee for Workspace will increase by $2, with the standard plan cost per user rising from $12 to $14. This change is aimed at simplifying Workspace users' access to AI tools, including email.

Globally, public healthcare systems face numerous challenges in the aftermath of the pandemic, particularly under the increasing pressure of an aging population in Western countries. The UK’s National Health Service (NHS) crisis often makes headlines. In this context, more private enterprises are recognizing market opportunities. Cera, a UK company focused on home healthcare services, has recently secured $150 million in funding, with a majority in debt. Although the company has not disclosed specific valuation and funding structure details, this round of financing was led by BDT & MSD.

Google recently announced the formation of a new team dedicated to developing artificial intelligence (AI) models capable of simulating the physical world. The team will be led by Tim Brooks, who previously co-led the video generation model Sora at OpenAI. Brooks stated on social media platform X that this new team will belong to Google's AI research lab, Google DeepMind. In his announcement, Brooks mentioned, 'DeepMind's plans are ambitious.'

At the International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) held in Las Vegas, TCL announced a groundbreaking piece of news: the company will integrate Google's latest AI large model, Gemini, into its overseas flagship television product line, with the first smart TV featuring Gemini AI expected to launch globally in 2025. This collaboration marks a critical step in the deep integration of traditional home appliance manufacturing with artificial intelligence technology. As a leading TV manufacturer in China, TCL's choice to partner with Google's top AI model not only reflects its commitment to innovation.

Recently at CES, Google announced the integration of Gemini AI into its Google TV to enhance the intuitiveness and convenience of user interaction with the television. This update is expected to roll out this year, allowing users to perform voice searches without saying 'Hey, Google', significantly improving the user experience. Note: Image courtesy of Google. This new feature enables users to search using natural language, such as asking 'What are the latest Disney movies?'. Additionally, users can also ask more specific questions.

In the turbulent field of artificial intelligence in 2024, there have been revolutionary breakthroughs in large model technology. With the emergence of OpenAI's Sora and the launch of significant products by several tech giants, not only has the market monopoly of GPT-4 been broken, but there have also been dual breakthroughs in performance and pricing. This year, competition in the AI sector has been exceptionally fierce, with 18 companies intensively releasing over 70 models, including outstanding works that surpass the performance of GPT-4. Google's Gemini 1.5 Pro stands out with its groundbreaking capabilities in long-text processing and video understanding.

The upcoming flagship series Galaxy S25 from Samsung is expected to offer a significant benefit to users. According to the latest exposed Google Android app code, Samsung may provide free Google Gemini Premium services for S25 series users, with subscription durations varying by model. It is reported that Samsung plans to release the Galaxy S25 series on January 22, 2024, with a possible official launch in early February. The most notable aspect of this announcement is

As we approach 2025, the AI battleground in Silicon Valley has already ignited. At the annual strategy meeting, Google CEO Sundar Pichai issued a resounding call to all employees: 2025 will be a pivotal year! He emphasized that Google must move at an unprecedented pace, as this is not just a technological contest but a disruptive moment that will shape the future of AI. This statement is undoubtedly a response to the fierce competition between Google and OpenAI. Since the arrival of ChatGPT, Google's leading position in the AI field has faced unprecedented challenges.

In a recent strategy meeting, Google CEO Sundar Pichai told employees that 2025 would be a 'critical' year for the company's development. According to a report from CNBC, the meeting took place on December 18, where Pichai and other executives, dressed in holiday sweaters, discussed priorities for the coming year. Pichai emphasized the significance of this moment, stating, 'I believe 2025 will be critical. We must internalize the urgency of this moment; as a company, we need to accelerate, and the risks are high.' He mentioned the current