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Tesla has released its new Dojo 2 chip, with performance 10 times that of the first generation, and computing power close to NVIDIA B200. The chip is manufactured by TSMC and uses advanced packaging technology, solving power consumption issues. Dojo 2 will assist Tesla's FSD autonomous driving system training, processing 16 billion video frames per day, achieving technological self-sufficiency. Musk revealed that next year a more powerful Dojo 3 will be launched, and he joked that Dojo 2 can run 'Crysis' at one billion frames per second. This breakthrough will reduce Tesla's reliance on NVIDIA and may be offered externally.

OpenAI advisory report advocates nonprofit AI governance for democratic participation, suggesting transition to a public benefit corporation to balance profit and social goals, with increased public interest funding.....

Lanxin Tech unveiled 'Lanxin Jiugong AI Energy Model' at the Chain Expo, featuring core technologies like a time-series prediction engine with 90% accuracy and an AI agent engine for real-time monitoring and strategy generation, now applied in Guangdong, Shandong, and Zhejiang.....

Meta hired two Apple AI experts, Mark Lee and Tom Gunter, for its super intelligence lab, following the recruitment of Apple's AI head with a $20M+ package. Zuckerberg prioritizes AI, investing heavily to compete with OpenAI and Google, highlighting the intense tech talent war.....

The 2025 World AI Conference, themed 'Intelligent Era, Global Collaboration', will be held in Shanghai from July 26-28. It will launch an international AI open-source initiative and showcase latest AI technologies, building on its success since 2018 (300k+ visitors in 2024). China also plans a BRICS AI cooperation center.....

Stanford study warns of risks in AI therapy chatbots, showing stigmatization of mental conditions and inadequate crisis responses. Some AIs failed to detect dangers, giving mechanical replies. Researchers recommend auxiliary roles over replacing therapists.....

Recently, a research team from Renmin University, Shanghai Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, University College London, and Dalian University of Technology revealed an important finding in the reasoning process of large models: when the model is thinking, the 'thinking words' it uses actually reflect a significant increase in its internal information. This research result provides a new perspective for better understanding the reasoning mechanisms of artificial intelligence through methods of information theory. You may have seen large models output some language that seems human-like when answering questions, such as "Hmm..." or "Let me think...".

Recently, NVIDIA and CoreWeave announced that NVIDIA's latest artificial intelligence graphics processor, Blackwell Ultra, has been commercially deployed on CoreWeave. This news undoubtedly injects new vitality into AI cloud computing services. Dell also stated that CoreWeave has received customized devices based on the NVIDIA GB300NVL72AI system, marking CoreWeave as the first to install a Blackwe

According to NetEase Technology, JD.com's layout in the field of embodied intelligence is accelerating rapidly. The embodied intelligence brand JoyInside under JD.com has reached cooperation with more than ten leading robot companies, becoming the core engine for JD.com to seize the smart robot market. According to insiders, JoyInside is supported by JD's large model technology, focusing on providing smart interaction capabilities between robots and consumers. Its product strategy focuses on scenario-based applications such as one person, one dog, and one toy. Since its launch, the brand has successfully attracted leading enterprises from multiple niche fields to join.

Meta is undergoing a major internal restructuring, deciding to consolidate all artificial intelligence-related teams into a new unit called "Meta Superintelligence Labs." This information was disclosed by Bloomberg, according to an internal memo from Meta, which shows that CEO Mark Zuckerberg hopes to focus the company's efforts on developing "superintelligence" artificial intelligence.

In a recent interview, Sam Altman, the CEO of OpenAI, expressed his concern about users' excessive trust in the AI chatbot ChatGPT. Although ChatGPT is becoming increasingly widely used around the world, Altman pointed out that this technology is not without flaws, and users should remain cautious when using it. In the first episode of OpenAI's official podcast, Altman mentioned that although ChatGPT is beloved by many and applied in various fields