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Kimi and Caixin Media have entered into a content partnership to provide users with more professional and trustworthy financial information.

On April 28, Kimi, the intelligent assistant from Moonlit Face Technology Co., Ltd., announced an official content partnership with Caixin Media. This collaboration will provide users with more professional and reliable financial content, marking a significant step for Kimi in the financial information sector.

Secretary, an AI-driven social media tool, has been officially launched. It focuses on automated tracking and analysis of social media content, delivering results in Markdown format to WeChat. According to AIbase, Secretary supports Truth Social and X (formerly Twitter), allowing users to customize analysis topics (such as finance, politics, technology) for different accounts and enable targeted push notifications for multiple teams. The launch of this tool has generated significant interest among developers and enterprise users.

According to a 2025 early release study by the Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB), while the adoption of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in advertising is rising, only 30% of advertising professionals have fully integrated AI into their media advertising lifecycle. The study reveals that while agencies and brands primarily leverage AI for audience identification and targeting, publishers are more inclined to utilize AI for ad inventory forecasting and demand analysis. The survey highlights two major challenges facing the advertising industry in AI adoption...

Wikipedia recently announced the release of a dataset optimized for AI model training, in collaboration with Kaggle, Google's data science community platform. This initiative aims to reduce the scraping of Wikipedia data by AI developers, conserving the platform's bandwidth and server resources. The dataset includes structured Wikipedia information in English and French, offering high machine readability for AI developers to facilitate modeling, fine-tuning, and data analysis. The Wikimedia Foundation stated that this data...

OpenAI, a leading artificial intelligence company, is reportedly planning to expand its business further. Multiple news outlets report that OpenAI is developing a social media feature similar to X (formerly Twitter), potentially integrating it into its popular AI chatbot, ChatGPT. The project is in its early stages and focuses on image generation and social interaction. According to The Verge, OpenAI has developed an internal prototype of this social media feature, with core functionality revolving around ChatGPT.

On April 9th, 2025, Google officially announced the launch of Vertex AI Media Studio's text-to-video suite. This new platform aims to significantly simplify the video content creation process through artificial intelligence, providing users with a one-stop solution from text to complete video. This news has quickly garnered widespread attention from the tech industry and content creators. Vertex AI Media Studio integrates several of Google's cutting-edge AI models, including Imagen and Veo, to automate the entire video generation process.

Once a respected business publication, Quartz was recently sold off cheaply after a confusing period of low-quality AI-generated content, resulting in the near-complete dismantling of its editorial team. This serves as a cautionary tale, highlighting the potentially devastating consequences of the media industry's uncritical embrace of poor-quality AI. As recounted by co-founder Zach Seward (now head of AI initiatives at the New York Times) in a blog post, Quartz has changed hands several times since its founding in 2012. Last week, it was sold to Canadian software company Redbri.

The Wikimedia Foundation has warned of increasing bandwidth strain on its projects caused by AI-powered web crawlers. Representatives noted a 50% increase in bandwidth consumption for multimedia files since January 2024, largely attributed to automated programs harvesting content from Wikimedia's openly licensed image library for AI model training. Wikimedia Foundation staff members Birgit Mueller, Chris Danis, and...

A new study has raised concerns that OpenAI may have used copyrighted O'Reilly Media books to train its latest AI models without permission. The study was released by the AI Disclosures Project, a non-profit organization founded in 2024 by media mogul Tim O'Reilly and economist Ilan Strauss. AI models can be viewed as sophisticated prediction engines that...