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nEye Systems Inc., a silicon photonics startup, announced today that it has closed a $58 million Series B funding round. The investment was led by CapitalG, the growth equity investment arm of Alphabet Inc., Google's parent company. Other participants include Microsoft's M12, Micron Ventures, Nvidia, and Socratic Partners. This brings nEye's total funding to over $72 million.

Today, well-known popular science blogger 'Three Dads Laboratory' announced via Weibo that Tencent's Yuanbao app has integrated DeepSeek technology and embedded advertising content in its answers. Screenshots shared by the blogger show that in the suggestions and reminders provided by the Yuanbao app to avoid pitfalls, users are explicitly recommended to compare prices and make appointments through legitimate platforms like 58 Daojia, as well as to inquire prices through Kuaihuishou or local legitimate recyclers. These suggestions have been criticized for potentially containing embedded advertisements.

Recently, Google announced the launch of a new open-source AI model, DataGemma, aimed at addressing the 'hallucination' problem that large language models (LLMs) often encounter when handling statistical data. This hallucination phenomenon causes the model to potentially provide inaccurate answers to questions related to numbers and statistics. The release of the DataGemma model marks a significant advancement for Google in the field of AI. Image source note: Image generated by AI, image licensed by service provider Midjourney to reduce hallucinations during statistical queries.

David Tepper's Carolina Panthers did not make the NFL playoffs this year. However, there are other enjoyable developments for him. AI is set to be the biggest booster for these stocks, potentially driving David Tepper's net worth beyond $20.6 billion in the coming years. Nearly 58% of Tepper's Appaloosa Management Fund is concentrated in seven artificial intelligence (AI) stocks. Tepper's investment in these seven stocks is not solely due to the recent surge in generative AI. Despite Wall Street...

According to the latest poll, 58% of American adults believe that misinformation will increase in the 2024 election and hold AI tools responsible. The vast majority feel negatively about candidates using AI to create false or misleading media, edit photos or videos, tailor political ads to voter preferences, and use chatbots to answer voters' questions. The public is skeptical of the information provided by AI chatbots and prefers to consult news media, friends and family, and social media for information about the presidential election.