xAI has announced that its latest AI model, Grok-3, has achieved a remarkable feat, topping the Chatbot Arena leaderboard. The model, internally designated "grok-3preview-02-24", demonstrated superior performance across key areas. xAI's Grok-3-Preview-02-24 edged out GPT4.5-Preview by a narrow margin of 1 point. Grok-3 garnered over 3,000 votes and achieved an overall...

According to the latest rankings released by the Hugging Face open-source community, Alibaba's Wanxiang large model, after only 6 days of open-sourcing, has surpassed DeepSeek-R1 to claim the top spot on both the trending models and model hub leaderboards. This achievement not only highlights Wanxiang's superior technical performance but also reflects its widespread recognition and influence within the global open-source community.

Chinese e-commerce giant Pinduoduo has announced the formation of a large model team focused on e-commerce recommendations, further strengthening its commitment to AI in the sector. According to recent posts on X, the team is led by a former core member of Baidu's Phoenix Nest (Baidu's advertising system), whose salary is reportedly multiple times higher than at Baidu, demonstrating Pinduoduo's significant investment in talent acquisition. While Pinduoduo has not officially disclosed the leader's identity, an X user @TechBitDaily revealed in a February 23rd post that the team has already recruited numerous individuals from Baidu.

In today's rapidly evolving digital landscape, Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become a crucial tool for companies to enhance their competitiveness. However, despite significant investments in hyperscaler AI products from major companies, AI leaders continue to face numerous challenges. Recently, DataRobot in partnership with CIO.com conducted a global survey, revealing that over 50% of AI leaders plan to increase their investments in cloud service providers.

The UK government has recently announced a large-scale investment in the field of artificial intelligence (AI), with plans to increase publicly controlled AI computing power by 20 times by 2030. Prime Minister Keir Starmer stated that this plan to ‘unleash’ AI aims to make the UK a leader in the global AI industry. Despite public concerns about the potential impact of AI, the government believes that this technology could bring up to £470 billion in economic growth. Image source credit: Image generated by AI, image licensed by Midjourney.

In an increasingly competitive tech industry, Samsung Electronics' top executives stated in their New Year speech that their goal is to become the undisputed leader in device artificial intelligence (AI) by 2025. However, this ambitious declaration raises questions about whether Samsung is engaging in self-delusion, as its strength and progress in the AI field are still inadequate. Samsung's initiatives in AI began with the launch of the Galaxy S24 series last year, which was the first to position AI as a core marketing strategy, followed by the launch of the Galax

OpenAI's CEO Sam Altman stated that after Trump wins the 2024 U.S. presidential election, artificial intelligence will become an 'exceptionally important' topic. He emphasized that the U.S. must remain at the forefront of AI development based on 'democratic values'. In a one-on-one interview with Shannon Bream of Fox News, Altman pointed out that the U.S. needs to establish the necessary infrastructure domestically, such as data centers, to ensure it has 'the best AI infrastructure in the world'.

Recently, LinkedIn announced the launch of a new feature called 'Hiring Assistant', aimed at using AI technology to help recruiters more easily find suitable candidates. This hiring assistant can intelligently recommend qualified candidates based on the recruiter's job description or prompts. Harry Srinivasan, Vice President of Product for LinkedIn Talent Solutions, stated in a media interview that many recruiters struggle with writing emails, sending messages, and pasting job descriptions across different platforms.

Recently, Stibo Systems, a global leader in master data management, released the latest report titled 'AI: A High-Risk Bet for Enterprises.' This report reveals that corporate leaders across various industries in the United States are increasingly relying on artificial intelligence (AI) for daily decision-making. However, there is a notable lack of preparedness in AI literacy, ethical usage, and organizational readiness, which raises significant concerns. Image source note: The image is generated by AI, licensed through service provider Midjourney Stibo System.

Recently, Google announced a series of important leadership changes and team restructuring in an official statement. These changes are primarily focused on the company's Knowledge & Information (K&I) team and the Gemini team. Google's CEO Sundar Pichai announced that Nick Fox will replace Prabhakar Raghavan as the new head of the K&I team. The K&I team is responsible for Google's search, advertising, geographic, and business products.

In Maceió, Alagoas, Brazil, G20 leaders reached an important consensus this Friday, deciding to work together to combat misinformation and establish guidelines for the future development of artificial intelligence. This is the first time in G20 history that the issue of misinformation has been explicitly acknowledged, calling on digital platforms to enhance transparency and accountability. Source Note: Image generated by AI, image licensed from provider Midjourney. João Brant, Digital Policy Secretary under Brazilian President Lula, stated in an interview with the Associated Press that G20 representatives emphasized the importance of digital platforms.

The once-celebrated autonomous truck startup TuSimple is undergoing a remarkable transformation, a shift that has left some shareholders perplexed and angry, and could potentially embroil the company in legal disputes again. The company is attempting to transfer approximately $450 million to China to support a new AI animation and video game company, sparking a fierce competition. TuSimple's transformation is astonishing. Founded in 2015 by Mo Chen and Xiaodi Hou, the company was once a star in the autonomous driving industry, backed by Chinese venture capital.