Search AI Products and News

At the recently held Bloomberg Technology Summit, Aravind Srinivas, CEO of Perplexity, revealed that in May 2023, the query volume of the Perplexity AI search engine reached an impressive 780 million times, and the platform's monthly user growth rate exceeded 20%. Srinivas said: "If we can maintain this growth rate, we expect the weekly query volume to reach one billion within a year." This is really impressive, as in just twenty...

Tsinghua University will establish 100 pilot courses empowered by artificial intelligence to equip every 2024 freshman with an 'AI Growth Assistant.' The AI system can help teachers design courses, making the education industry a prime area for artificial intelligence implementation, and marking a new development stage for AI education.

["Relational databases will break free from SQL constraints and adopt more flexible databases.", "Vector databases will emerge in fields such as recommendation systems and image recognition due to their ability to handle high-dimensional data.", "Enterprises will begin leveraging unstructured data in data lakes to train multimodal models.", "Companies without data governance support will struggle when implementing AI.", "Knowledge graphs will help users eliminate data silos."]

Microsoft has announced a $3.2 billion investment in the UK's artificial intelligence sector, marking the largest investment the company has made in the UK to date. The plan is to expand the scale of AI data centers over the next three years and provide training for over one million people. This investment covers the expansion of data centers in London and Cardiff, Wales, and aims to strengthen support for UK researchers. This move is intended to promote the UK AI industry, train talent, and enhance infrastructure, making it Microsoft's largest investment in the UK in 40 years.

Microsoft announced a significant investment in AI infrastructure and skills in the UK, aimed at supporting innovation, safeguarding public safety, and providing job opportunities. The investment will expand Microsoft's data center footprint in the UK and provide training for the AI economy. It will cover three key areas: capacity, capability, and security. Microsoft plans to support the UK's AI research community by accelerating research on foundational AI models. The company will invest millions of pounds in AI talent and education programs for one million people.