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Andy Konwinski, a computer scientist and co-founder of Databricks and Perplexity, announced that he will invest $100 million to establish a new research fund to support researchers in the field of artificial intelligence (AI). The new fund has already received support from Ion Stoica's new lab, marking Konwinski's emphasis and investment in AI research. Andy Konwinski on Monday

Tianyancha App shows that Hefei iFlytek Xingdun Technology Co., Ltd. was recently established. Hu Guoping serves as the legal representative, and the registered capital is RMB 200 million. The company's business scope includes software development, AI basic resources and technology platforms, AI theoretical and algorithm software development, AI application software development, network and information security software development, big data services, etc. It is wholly owned by iFlytek.

Alexander Beckman, co-founder and former CEO of Silicon Valley AI startup GameOn, and his lawyer wife, Valerie Lau Beckman, have recently been indicted by federal prosecutors on multiple fraud charges. They are accused of deceiving investors and the company by falsifying financial statements and other means from 2018 to 2024, involving more than $60 million.

Recently, according to intellectual property information from Tianyancha, Beijing Zijiao Network Technology Co., Ltd. has applied for multiple trademarks related to 'Aily', including 'Aily', 'Classmate Aili', and 'Feishu Aily'. This trademark application involves various fields in international classification including scientific instruments, website services, and communication services. Currently, the status of these trademarks is pending substantial review. Zijiao Network Technology Co., Ltd. was established in October 2018, with Li Ying as the legal representative and a registered capital of up to $100 million, fully owned by Douyin.

In the context of intensifying global competition in artificial intelligence (AI), Skype co-founder Niklas Zennström is optimistic about Europe's future. He believes that despite the dominance of the United States in this field, Europe can still find its own path to survival and development by developing applications based on AI models. Image credit: Image generated by AI, image authorized by service provider Midjourney. Zennström pointed out that AI has already become essential in various industries.

Stanford University has made significant advancements in the field of artificial intelligence with their latest development, the open-source STORM & Co-STORM system. This system can generate high-quality long articles by integrating diverse information through simple topic input. This innovation not only avoids information blind spots but also greatly improves the efficiency and quality of scientific writing. The core technologies of the STORM & Co-STORM system include support from Bing Search and GPT-4o mini.

Beijing Super Dad Education Technology Co., Ltd. recently announced the completion of its angel round financing, becoming the first publicly announced AI project to receive investment in 2025. The company revealed that its launched AI Q&A machine 'Xiao Chuang' has achieved nearly 10,000 units sold within one quarter of its release and has maintained a state of sustained profitability. Super Dad Education Technology Co., Ltd. stated that becoming the first financing case in the AI field in 2025 fully demonstrates the company's strong recognition of its innovation capabilities and market potential. The company indicated that it will continue to strengthen the 'Xiao Chuang' AI Q&A machine.

Recently, another significant news story in the field of artificial intelligence has emerged from Jack Clark, co-founder of Anthropic. In his newsletter 'Import AI', he refuted earlier claims about a slowdown in AI progress and pointed out that AI development is actually accelerating. Clark mentioned that OpenAI's recent release of the o3 model indicates that there is still considerable room for AI growth, but the way it is being achieved is changing. Unlike traditional methods, the o

Has the development of artificial intelligence reached a bottleneck? Anthropic co-founder Jack Clark recently stated in a newsletter that this is not the case. He believes that the recent release of OpenAI's o3 model indicates that AI development is not slowing down, but may in fact be accelerating. Clark refuted claims that AI development is reaching its limits in his newsletter called 'Import AI.' He wrote, 'Anyone telling you that progress is slowing down or that expansion is hitting a bottleneck is wrong.'