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In the digital age, users often face a question: how to quickly find the best way to use an app? To simplify this process, Google has recently launched a new feature in its Play Store called 'Ask Play About This App'. This feature is powered by Google's Gemini AI technology, allowing users to ask questions directly on the app page, avoiding the hassle of online searches. With the update to Play Store version 46.1.39-31, this new feature has begun to roll out for some apps.

Tinder recently announced a partnership with OpenAI to launch an AI-powered flirting game called 'Game Game'. Utilizing OpenAI's voice models and GPT-4 reasoning model, the game encourages users to role-play in various hypothetical encounter scenarios and earn points based on their flirting skills. The company emphasizes that voice data collected in the game will not be used to train any new AI models. This follows the recent appointment of a former Zillow executive as CEO of Tinder's parent company, Match Group.

In today's competitive online dating market, Tinder recently launched a new AI-powered interactive game designed to help users improve their flirting skills. Called "The Game Game," it launched this Tuesday and allows users to practice flirting and simulate first encounters by interacting with an AI chatbot, receiving scores and advice based on their performance. To play, users simply tap the Tinder logo in the upper left corner of the Tinder app. The game provides users with a...

Internet personality Haliey Welch is expanding her brand empire into the tech realm. This 22-year-old creator, who rose to fame through her Hawk Tuah videos and gained 5 million followers in just a few months, launched an AI dating advisor app called Pookie Tools this week, targeting Gen Z. The app's launch comes at a crucial time, as more young people are turning to AI tools for dating advice amid a landscape filled with ghosts and scams in online dating.

The competition in large models is fierce, with Llama-1 and 2k already outdated. The new generation of GPT-4 and Claude2.1 is leading the trend. The author discovered through extreme testing that most people did not use large models correctly and failed to unleash the AI's potential. The Claude team offers a simple solution: by adding one sentence, the performance jumped from 27% to 98%. Domestic large model companies also participated in the testing, with the Kimi team from Moon's Dark Side achieving good results using different methods.

Clarify requirements to reduce GPT's guessing, provide reliable reference materials to avoid fabrications, break down complex tasks into smaller sub-tasks, allow GPT time to think without requiring immediate answers, use external tools to compensate for GPT's limitations, establish evaluation criteria to ensure continuous improvement.