Recently, OpenAI quietly released a statement on its official website, committing not to use its patents in an infringing manner. OpenAI stated that they would adhere to the principles of 'broad access' and 'collaboration', emphasizing that they would 'only use patents for defensive purposes'. However, this commitment has raised concerns among many experts. According to OpenAI's statement, their patents will be used defensively only when others do not threaten them, make claims, initiate lawsuits, or assist others in such activities. Their wording seems to suggest...

Lu Weibing, the president of Xiaomi Group, stated at the MWC 2024 World Mobile Communications Conference that adding AI to phone names is meaningless. He believes that AI should be an omnipresent capability. The Xiaomi 14 Ultra has undergone comprehensive upgrades in optics and algorithms, and its performance in portrait modeling is excellent with the support of AI.

Large models bring new growth to the data annotation industry, but annotators face difficulties such as low wages and high turnover. Data annotators feel their work is meaningless and are looked down upon by highly educated algorithm engineers, leading to severe internal competition. AI companies are attempting to use automated annotation and synthetic data to replace manual annotation, putting data annotators at risk of obsolescence.