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According to media reports, the artificial intelligence startup MINIMAX is reportedly planning to go public in Hong Kong.

With the upcoming May Day holiday, travel is once again a hot topic. Feizhu's AI product, "Ask," has recently generated buzz on Xiaohongshu, with scalpers even selling invitation codes. This seemingly ordinary chat assistant boasts powerful capabilities, enabling users to quickly book flights and hotels, achieving an ideal 'what you see is what you get' travel planning experience. Unlike previous travel AI, Feizhu's "Ask" not only provides interactive communication but also completes the process from communication to transaction in a short time.

At the Shanghai AWE exhibition, Robam Appliances officially launched its first AI cooking model—'Food God'. This innovation aims to bring users a healthier diet and make cooking more enjoyable. Robam hopes that 'Food God' will allow more people to experience the joy of cooking. The 'Food God' model was developed using a 2TB public and private knowledge base, incorporating Robam's 46 years of experience and data in the culinary field. This intelligent model can recommend recipes and guide users through the cooking process.

A massive online audience witnessed DeepSeek AI battle its most formidable opponent in a thrilling contest of frugality. The surprising conclusion will leave you speechless!

At MWC2025 in Shanghai, Honor's new CEO, Jian Li, unveiled the company's ambitious new AI strategy: the Alpha Plan. This plan commits $10 billion over the next five years to building a global AI device ecosystem in collaboration with worldwide partners. This marks Honor's significant transformation from a smartphone manufacturer to a global AI terminal ecosystem company.

Recently, enterprise resource planning software company Workday Inc. announced it will lay off approximately 8.5% of its workforce, or 1,760 positions, in order to drive company growth and increase investment in artificial intelligence. This news was communicated to all employees through a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, with CEO Carl Eschenbach noting in a memo that Workday is at a 'critical moment' as various industries are rethinking how work is done, and the growing demand for artificial intelligence presents new opportunities for the company.

The construction of data centers in the UK is undergoing a significant transformation. A recent survey of 3,000 executives in the data center industry shows that they generally believe the current planning approval process is overly complicated, severely limiting the development of data centers. The consulting firm Business Critical Solutions (BCS) in its report 'Powering the Future' mentioned that the UK government plans to categorize the development of large data centers as 'National Significant Infrastructure Projects' (NSIPs), meaning it will be handled by the central government.

Travel planning has long been a headache for many, but now, an innovative application named MagicMiles is changing that. This app utilizes artificial intelligence technology to provide travelers with personalized and accurate itinerary customization services. Using MagicMiles is very intuitive. Users simply input their destination, type of trip (solo travel, with family or friends), types of activities of interest, and select a budget range, and the app can instantly generate a tailor-made travel route.

Recently, a new study indicated that even advanced AI language models, such as OpenAI's latest o1-preview, struggle with complex planning tasks. This study was conducted by scientists from Fudan University, Carnegie Mellon University, ByteDance, and Ohio State University, testing the performance of AI models on two planning benchmarks: BlocksWorld and TravelPlanner. In the classic planning scenario of BlocksWorld...

OpenAI welcomes former Meta executive Irina Kofman, who will oversee the company's strategic plans with a focus on AI safety and preparedness, reporting to technology head Mira Murati. Kofman's extensive experience in AI product management will bring new perspectives and strategies to OpenAI. The company is actively recruiting executives from large tech firms to enhance its competitiveness, recently appointing former Instagram and Twitter executives as Chief Product Officer and Chief Financial Officer. Meanwhile, competition is intensifying.

Amidst the widespread adoption of cloud computing and SaaS in the digital transformation of enterprises, startup Opkey has announced the completion of a $47 million Series B funding round, aimed at accelerating the development of its AI-driven ERP testing platform. Developed by Pankaj Goel and his team, the platform addresses functionality issues that may arise from frequent updates to ERP systems. Opkey has collaborated with over 200 major companies, covering well-known platforms such as Oracle, Workday, Salesforce, and SAP, through automated testing.

PepsiCo's Chief Operating Officer Greg Lyon recently stated that the changes the company has experienced in the past three years are greater than in the previous 31 years he has worked there. This shift is largely driven by a significant change in consumer shopping habits, particularly after the pandemic, with people increasingly leaning towards online purchases of food and beverages.

On July 3, 2024, the Shanghai AI Lab, in collaboration with SenseTime Technology, the Chinese University of Hong Kong, and Fudan University, officially released the next-generation large language model, InternLM2.5. The InternLM2.5-7B model has been open-sourced, and models of other scales will be released in sequence. The Shanghai AI Lab promises to continue to provide free commercial licenses and support community innovation with high-quality open-source models.The model has significant improv

To assist developers in efficiently switching to domestic large models, the Kunlun Wanwei Tiangong Open Platform (https://model-platform.tiangong.cn/) has launched the 'One-Click Migration Plan' for OpenAI API users, providing 150 million tokens of API call resources (including Tiangong 2.0 and Tiangong 3.0 large models)! Developers will also enjoy exclusive technical support for Tiangong migration services.

Dubai is increasingly becoming a new global hub for artificial intelligence. To further solidify this leading position, the postmodern Gulf city ambitiously launched the 'Million AI Prompt Engineers' training program, aiming to provide artificial intelligence prompt engineering training for one million people over the next three years, making it the world's first large-scale prompt engineering training initiative.

At the Semafor Media Summit, editor Ben Smith announced the use of the AI search tool Signals to assist journalists in planning news. Signals is built on the MISO AI search tool, based on the OpenAI platform and Microsoft's Bing search engine. The tool supports English, Spanish, and Chinese, improving journalists' curation efficiency, and the Semafor website may be redesigned around this product. Semafor's collaboration with Microsoft to study the responsible use of AI by journalists marks a significant step for news organizations towards the future.