Recently, NVIDIA's newly launched Blackwell AI chip has encountered overheating issues in servers, raising concerns among customers about their ability to timely activate new data centers. According to The Information, the Blackwell graphics processing units (GPUs) are overheating when connected to server racks designed to accommodate 72 chips. Insiders reveal that NVIDIA's engineering team is actively addressing this issue, and the company's staff have already begun...

The Traffic Police Division of the Pudong Branch of the Shanghai Public Security Bureau recently officially issued the first batch of identification plates designed specifically for autonomous driving equipment. The design features a combination of light blue and white with black text, starting with an abbreviation for the region followed by a combination of letters and numbers, and clearly labeled 'Autonomous Equipment' at the top. This marks a step towards the gradual integration of autonomous driving technology into the daily lives of the public. The issuance of identification plates for autonomous driving equipment is an important move for the development of smart traffic in Shanghai, and a significant milestone in the application of autonomous driving technology.

As artificial intelligence rapidly develops, copyright issues are becoming a new challenge for AI companies. On November 13, 2024, the German music copyright organization GEMA filed a lawsuit against OpenAI in the Munich District Court, making it the first collective management organization in the world to take legal action against an AI provider. GEMA claims that OpenAI's ChatGPT has unlawfully copied and used copyrighted lyrics without obtaining proper licenses and paying royalties. This lawsuit also targets OpenAI LLC in the United States.

On November 12, 2024, the Baidu World Conference grandly opened at the Shanghai World Expo Center. The conference included a main forum, four sub-forums, and over thirty sessions of public courses on artificial intelligence. Baidu's founder, Robin Li, delivered a speech titled 'Applications Have Arrived' at the main forum, introducing Baidu's latest technological breakthroughs and application achievements in the field of artificial intelligence, while also providing an in-depth discussion on future industry trends.

Recently, the smart ring market has undergone a new transformation. A patent submitted by Xiaomi to the China National Intellectual Property Administration (CNIPA) showcases an innovative design concept that effectively addresses the issue of ring size. According to a report by 91mobiles, Xiaomi's design employs an 'elastic component' combined with a spring mechanism, allowing the ring to dynamically adjust its size based on the user's finger. This design within the patent enables the smart ring to automatically adapt to different finger sizes, allowing users to wear it on various fingers and even share it with friends.

Recently, the renowned media outlet The New York Times sent a cease-and-desist letter to an AI startup named Perplexity, demanding that the company stop using its content. This news was first reported by The Wall Street Journal and has drawn widespread attention. In fact, this is not the first time The New York Times has clashed with AI companies over content usage issues. Last year, the paper filed a lawsuit against OpenAI, accusing it of illegally using their content while training AI models.

China's first fully self-developed video model, Vidu, created by Shengshu Technology and Tsinghua University, introduces the 'Subject Reference' feature to ensure character consistency in AI-generated videos. Users can upload images, and Vidu maintains consistency across various scenes. This free feature marks a new era in AI video creation, aiming for precise multi-subject interaction and style uniformity. Director Shi Yuxiang praised its enhanc....

Recently, a study on misinformation from Harvard Kennedy School found that fake research papers generated by artificial intelligence are infiltrating academic search engines like Google Scholar. This could undermine public trust in scientific discoveries and disrupt product development in industries that rely on cutting-edge research.

Google is leveraging artificial intelligence technology to analyze sound data, aiming to predict and detect health issues early, particularly tuberculosis. In partnership with Indian startup Salcit Technologies, the plan is to integrate this innovative technology into smartphones for easier use in resource-limited areas. This method can assist in diagnosing health conditions through simple audio like cough sounds. Google's ongoing exploration in the health sector, including disease detection through olfactory technology, demonstrates its commitment to enhancing health management capabilities through technological means.

Recently, Google has introduced various practical tools in the field of artificial intelligence, such as historical search, tag organization, and tag comparison. The latest highlight is the introduction of the AI assistant 'BlueBuddy' for the Chromebook series, specifically designed to assist users in resolving Bluetooth device connection issues. Users simply need to input their questions, and the system will recommend solutions. This feature may be referred to as 'Troubleshooting with AI', providing options like adapters, devices, and debug logs. This assistant is planned to be launched in ChromeOS, but it is currently unknown if it will be available for all Chromebooks.

Nvidia has encountered engineering challenges during the launch of its next-generation AI chip series Blackwell, leading to delays in the product release schedule and affecting market expectations. The main issue arises from the need to redesign an AI accelerator for compatibility with the Hopper H100 chip, as well as a processor combined with a graphics card that cannot be mass-produced due to technical problems. These challenges highlight the complexity of the technology innovation process. As a result, Nvidia's stock price dropped by 6.4%, while competitor AMD's stock price rose by 1.8%. Despite the delays, analysts believe that this...

On July 31, Kuaishou issued a statement regarding the counterfeit behavior of 'Keling AI' that has emerged on online platforms, reminding users to identify the genuine and prevent losses due to fraud. The statement pointed out that various forms of counterfeit behavior currently exist: some fake apps are circulating on websites and app stores; some websites misuse the Keling AI or Kuaishou logos to mislead users; and some accounts impersonate official accounts on social media platforms.

The Claude team has caused a major uproar due to their large-scale, unauthorized data scraping activities. Their crawler accessed the iFixit servers one million times within 24 hours, scraping a significant amount of website content, leading to severe resource strain on the servers, which triggered strong dissatisfaction from both the affected company and the public. iFixit explicitly prohibits data scraping on their website, yet the Claude team's actions disregarded these rules, resulting in months of illegal access to the site. This incident not only disrupted iFixit's normal operations but also impacted other entities reliant on website content.

Meta's AI assistant falsely reported a nonexistent assassination attempt on former President Trump, leading to widespread discussion and regret from Meta executives. The misleading response was caused by programming limitations initially set to avoid addressing questions about Trump's assassination, but after these restrictions were removed, the AI still provided incorrect information in some instances. This phenomenon, known as 'hallucination,' is a common challenge faced by generative artificial intelligence. Similar issues have also plagued Google, whose search autocomplete feature was criticized for censoring Trump-related queries.

In the tech field, a 'cat and mouse game' is unfolding between developers and management regarding the use of AI coding tools. While 15% of companies have banned these tools, nearly all development teams (99%) continue to use them in secret, with only 29% of companies establishing governance mechanisms. This phenomenon highlights the challenges faced in managing AI tools, particularly the growing severity of security issues. 80% of respondents express concerns about potential threats, especially the 'hallucination' problem generated by AI. 47% of respondents are open to allowing AI to make unsupervised code changes.

In the realm of contemporary music creation, the application of AI technology is garnering increasing attention. However, the complexities of copyright issues and fair compensation for artists pose significant challenges for many startups in this field. Yet, Indian startup Beatoven.ai appears to have found a morally and responsibly sound approach to address these challenges.Mansoor Rahimat Khan, the co-founder and CEO of Beatoven.ai, is a professional sitar player hailing from a family with a se

With the launch of OpenAI's new large language model, GPT-4o Mini, CEO Sam Altman has finally acknowledged the issues with the company's naming conventions. The GPT-4o Mini is promoted as being more cost-effective than its non-Mini counterpart, making it particularly suitable for businesses developing their own chatbots. However, this complex and cumbersome naming has drawn widespread criticism.This time, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has finally responded to external criticism, admitting that the combi

Meta has stated that it will not launch its upcoming multimodal AI model in the EU due to regulatory concerns, which will prevent European companies from using the model, despite it being released under an open license. Meta spokesperson Kate McLaughlin told The Verge, "In the coming months, we will release the multimodal Camel model, but we will not launch it in the EU due to the unpredictability of the European regulatory environment."The EU has recently set a compliance deadline for the new A