As we have discussed in this blog, artificial intelligence has made significant advancements in areas such as image generation and writing. However, when it comes to creating music that truly resonates with the heart, AI faces considerable challenges. While AI music generators can produce competent melodies, their works often feel hollow and disconnected from the unique human experience that defines music. YouTube channel creator Adam Neely analyzes the dilemmas AI encounters in music composition in his videos. The 'hard flaw' of AI music: lack of emotion.

Baidu AI has recently launched a new feature - the 'Deep Writing' Professional Version of Wenxin Yiyan. This feature aims to enhance AI writing capabilities by actively searching and referencing materials, making the article content richer and more specific, tailored to meet users' personalized needs. This feature is particularly suitable for occasions requiring personalized text creation, such as summary reports, and can automatically search the internet for sample texts, typical cases, and other relevant materials to provide users with more targeted creative support.

The safety risks associated with lithium battery fires are often a cause for concern. To address this, scientists have proposed a method to provide early warnings of battery fires using sound. The study discovered that lithium-ion batteries undergo a series of chemical reactions before catching fire, leading to a gradual increase in internal pressure and ultimately causing the battery to swell. Due to the hard casing of the batteries, which cannot accommodate this swelling, the safety valve inside the battery bursts when the pressure becomes too high, creating a distinct sound.

At the 2024 Baidu World Conference held at the Shanghai Expo Center, Li Yanhong, founder, chairman, and CEO of Baidu, announced an impressive achievement: the daily call volume of the Wenxin large model has exceeded 1.5 billion, a figure that has grown by more than 7.5 times in the past six months.

Recently, OpenAI and Hearst entered into a significant content licensing agreement. This news has garnered widespread attention, as Hearst is a prominent media company in the United States, owning well-known magazines such as Cosmopolitan, Esquire, and Good Housekeeping. Through this partnership, OpenAI will be able to provide users with high-quality content from Hearst via products like ChatGPT.

Vivo's OS product vice president Zhou Wei announced that the company will unveil its brand new Blue Heart Large Model at next month's developer conference. This new model will encompass large models in various fields including language, speech, vision, multimodal, and edge computing. Zhou emphasized in the statement that artificial intelligence (AI) will become a core technology and a key driver in the development of mobile operating systems over the next five years, playing a significant role in various modules such as audio-visual entertainment and office collaboration. Vivo plans to integrate the Blue Heart Large Model into its latest OriginOS 5 system.

Google's HeAR bioacoustic model detects various diseases such as tuberculosis, COVID-19, and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease by analyzing sounds, trained on 313 million audio clips, demonstrating exceptional diagnostic capabilities. HeAR outperforms existing models in multiple health acoustic events, cough, and lung function inference tasks, particularly excelling in detecting COVID-19 and tuberculosis. Salcit Technologies has applied HeAR in its product Swaasa® for lung assessment.

The U.S. Senate Commerce Committee announced that a hearing will be held this Thursday, focusing on privacy issues related to the rise of artificial intelligence (AI). The hearing will discuss how AI "has accelerated the need for comprehensive federal privacy legislation," as stated in the committee's announcement.Image Source Note: The image was generated by AI, and the image is provided by the licensing service Midjourney The scheduling of this hearing comes amidst increasing pressure on Congr

Lately, young people in the United States have experienced a collective "heartbreak." The AI chatbot Character AI, which they had become obsessed with, suddenly seemed boring. The reason behind this might be due to some instructions from Google or Meta. Character AI was once the most popular social app among Generation Z in the United States. Its chatbot model handled up to 20,000 queries per second at its peak, which is one-fifth of Google's search volume. However, now, this AI that once kept t