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Recently, NASA partnered with Microsoft to launch an AI chatbot named 'Earth Co-Pilot', aimed at making it easier for the public to access and understand scientific data about Earth. This tool will consolidate NASA's vast geospatial information into easily understandable answers to satisfy people's curiosity about Earth science questions. The launch of Earth Co-Pilot represents an important attempt by NASA to integrate artificial intelligence (AI) technology with its data repository.

American semiconductor company AMD has recently announced a global workforce reduction of about 4%, with the number of layoffs expected to be under 1,000. This move comes as AMD continues to surpass Intel in the x86 processor market but faces fierce competition from industry giant Nvidia in its transition from graphics processing units (GPU) to artificial intelligence (AI) accelerators. An AMD spokesperson stated, 'To align our resources with our biggest growth opportunities, we are taking some targeted steps.'

In recent market dynamics, artificial intelligence (AI) has become a hot topic. With a surge in interest in this field, more and more S&P 500 companies mentioned 'AI' during their Q2 earnings call. According to FactSet's document search tool, an analysis conducted between June 15 and September 13 of all 500 companies in the S&P index that held earnings calls revealed that 210 companies mentioned 'AI' in their meetings. This figure not only exceeds...

At the 'All-In Summit 2024', Google co-founder and former Alphabet president Sergey Brin expressed his excitement about the latest advancements in AI and stated that he is working at Google almost every day. Brin confirmed his return to Google's headquarters last year to participate in AI projects, emphasizing the value of the rapid development in the AI field. He noted that algorithm improvements may have already surpassed the increase in computational power requirements, maintaining an optimistic view on AI and believing that future AI model training will not require a significant increase in computational capabilities. Brin's return has implications for Google's future development and AI.

In the context of the rapid development of AI technology, prompt engineering has become a critical skill. By cleverly designing prompts, users can guide AI to better understand human intentions and improve the accuracy of AI responses. However, this process poses significant challenges for average users. To address this issue, a team of scientists from Peking University and Baichuan Technology has jointly developed the PAS (Prompt Augmentation System), an intelligent prompting enhancement system based on large language models. PAS improves data utilization, compatibility, and flexibility.

The Turing Test proposed by Alan Turing in 1950 aims to evaluate machine intelligence by making it difficult for humans to distinguish between machines and humans through textual communication. Recently, scientists at the University of California, San Diego, explored the ability of AI and humans to differentiate each other when reading conversation logs rather than engaging in direct communication. They designed the Inverted Turing Test and the Shifted Turing Test. The results showed that the accuracy of AI judges was lower than that of humans who participated in direct communication, and in some cases, the AI even mistakenly identified another AI as a human. This indicates that in the absence of direct communication...

MIT research reveals that AI, particularly chatbots, can implant "false memories" in the human brain. Experiments show that AI can lead volunteers to develop persistent incorrect memories through questioning. Individuals interested in but unfamiliar with AI are more susceptible to this influence. This finding poses challenges for AI applications in law, healthcare, and education, emphasizing the need to ensure AI acts as a tool for protecting and....

The first international AI treaty will be opened for signing on September 5, covering 57 countries, including the United States, the United Kingdom, and EU member states. This 'AI Convention' aims to address AI risks, protect human rights, and promote responsible innovation. The UK Justice Minister emphasizes that this treaty ensures the rational use of new technologies without compromising fundamental values. The focus is on protecting human rights affected by AI, in contrast to the EU's AI regulations that emphasize market regulation. The treaty has been in preparation since 2019, aiming to implement it through legislative and administrative measures, with the UK government committed to working with all parties.

Reddit, known for its vast user community and rich data resources, has opened up new revenue streams through data licensing. The platform hosts over 100,000 active communities, attracting 76 million users daily and generating a massive amount of data that includes real-time discussions, opinions, and interactions, which is highly valuable for AI and machine learning model development. With the rapid advancement of AI technology, Reddit's data has become a key resource for training AI models. In 2023, Reddit launched its data licensing program, which is expected to grow significantly in 2024.

Researcher Naphtali Deutsch discovered that hundreds of open-source large language model (LLM) building servers and dozens of vector databases are leaking large amounts of sensitive information. This problem arises from companies neglecting the security of related tools in their haste to integrate AI into their workflows. By hacking into 438 Flowise servers, he revealed stored sensitive data, including GitHub access tokens, OpenAI API keys, Flowise passwords, and API keys. Additionally, he found...

OpenAI's Converge2 accelerator program seems to have entered a 'low-profile' phase since opening the second round of applications last December, contrasting sharply with the usual tech industry promotions. The program's operations remain silent, leading to speculation about its progress. In contrast to the earlier Converge1, which was relatively open about its launch and announced its first batch of investments, Converge2 has not disclosed any information about the companies that received funding, even after multiple requests to OpenAI.

Since the rise of ChatGPT in 2022, artificial intelligence (AI) has become a hotly debated topic worldwide, indicating that it will profoundly change business and lifestyles. However, two years later, a Forbes report reveals that the AI adoption rates are far less optimistic than expected. Only 5.4% of companies actually use AI, and this figure is expected to rise to only 6.6% by 2024. AI's application across industries is limited, mainly confined to a small scope. While discussions about generative AI are extensive, over 80% of companies with actual applications are unrelated to their business.

Google is leveraging its dominance in the search engine market to force publishers to choose between allowing their content to be used for AI responses or risking a drop in search rankings. Publishers can prevent their content from being used by AI systems through the use of the 'nosnippet' tag, but this move may affect their overall search engine visibility. Google has stopped negotiating with publishers regarding content usage rights, while some AI companies like OpenAI and Perplexity are attempting to address this issue through compensation schemes. In contrast, Apple is also considering revenue through advertising.

Since 2022, the frequency of mentions of generative AI in the financial reports of Fortune 500 companies in the US has increased significantly by 250%, with approximately 22% of companies referencing the topic. However, concerningly, nearly 70% of these mentions focus on risks, including competitive position, security, and misinformation dissemination, reflecting companies' concerns about the potential risks of AI. About 56% of companies view AI as a potential risk, a 474% increase compared to last year. In contrast, only 31% of companies highlight the positive impacts of generative AI.

A recently trending AI software named Gigabody has taken social media by storm, allowing users to upload fitness photos and enhance their muscles with one click, instantly transforming them into muscular men or women, greatly satisfying the lazy people's desire for a perfect body. After its launch, the app quickly climbed to second place on the free charts, with daily downloads exceeding 150,000, indicating its popularity. Gigabody offers a free transformation opportunity along with a paid pro version, with an annual membership fee of over 200 yuan, being considered more economical than a gym. However, its effectiveness varies.

According to the International Data Corporation (IDC) report titled 'Worldwide Artificial Intelligence and Generative AI Spending Guide', global spending on artificial intelligence (AI) is expected to reach $632 billion by 2028, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 29.0%. AI plays a critical role in employee experience, customer interaction, and business process transformation. Despite the high attention on Generative AI (GenAI), its spending is lower than that of other AI applications such as machine learning, deep learning, and natural language processing; however, GenAI investment is rapidly increasing, and it is expected to lead to significant growth.

OPPO has announced its integration of Google's latest AI model, Gemini, marking a significant advancement in its AI capabilities. This collaboration aims to provide everyone with an intelligent experience powered by AI. The Gemini 1.5 Flash model is fast, economical, and suitable for processing large amounts of data, applicable in tasks such as summary generation, chat, image-text descriptions, and video subtitles. The integration of Gemini will be available in OPPO's international versions, while the domestically marketed models will utilize OPPO's self-developed AI model, showcasing its strategy in different markets.

The newly elected Labour government in the UK recently promised to prioritize artificial intelligence within its policy framework. However, while trying to balance the national budget, it unexpectedly shelved $170 million originally intended for AI and technology projects. This move stems from a fiscal gap left by the previous government, with new Chancellor Rachel Reeves accusing her predecessors of 'covering up' a $27.9 billion public spending gap. In the context of budget cuts, many AI projects have been impacted, especially the $1 billion petascale supercomputer project based in Edinburgh.

American telecom company Lumen Technologies has seized opportunities from the rapid development of AI, announcing a new business order worth $5 billion, primarily aimed at meeting the demand for more fiber networks from enterprises to tackle the challenges of AI data processing. Lumen's CEO Kate Johnson stated that the AI economy is transforming business operations, and an increasing number of companies recognize the importance of a robust network infrastructure. The stock surged about 93% on Tuesday, with a total increase of 164.6% this year. They are collaborating with Microsoft, utilizing the Azure platform internally.

The legal industry is facing challenges to the traditional hourly billing model, as the rise of generative AI has sparked both optimism and concern. Optimists believe that AI can enhance efficiency by assisting in document drafting and contract review, while some lawyers worry that the widespread adoption of AI may undermine competitive advantages, particularly for large law firms that rely on junior staff to handle a significant volume of complex cases. A survey indicates that about one-third of UK law firms are concerned that AI could negatively impact profits and profit margins, as the use of AI may lead to a reduction in the workload of junior staff, who typically handle this portion of work.