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Recently, a media outlet revealed that the user growth team at ByteDance developed an AI product called 'Tante Fan'. This product uses the large model

Microsoft has announced the start of testing a new hands-free feature, "Hey, Copilot!". This feature will enable users to wake up the Copilot application through simple voice commands for voice interaction. The new function is currently being rolled out to some Windows Insider users, provided they update their Copilot application to version 1.25051.10.0 or higher. According to Microsoft's official blog, this hands-free activation

Tencent recently announced its latest large language model, HunYuan-T1, claiming its reasoning capabilities rival OpenAI's best reasoning systems. Tencent reports that HunYuan-T1's development heavily relied on reinforcement learning, with 96.7% of post-training computing power dedicated to enhancing its logical reasoning and alignment with human preferences. In various benchmark tests, HunYuan-T1 demonstrated strong performance. On the MMLU-PRO evaluation, testing knowledge across 14 academic subjects, the model achieved a score of 87.2.

Meta is testing a new feature that allows users to generate comment suggestions on Instagram using artificial intelligence. X user Jonah Manzano discovered and shared this test feature, showing users can tap a pencil icon below a post to access Meta AI, which analyzes the photo and provides three possible comments. Users can refresh for more suggestions if unsatisfied. A Meta spokesperson confirmed the company is testing Meta AI in multiple areas.

Microsoft is testing a new AI-powered summarization feature within its Notepad app for Windows. Currently available in the Canary and Dev channels of the Windows Insider Program, this update aims to help users quickly grasp the core meaning of text. Users simply select the text they want summarized, right-click, and choose the 'Summarize' option. Notepad will then automatically generate a concise overview of the selected passage.

Meta is reportedly testing a self-designed chip for training AI systems, a move to lessen its reliance on hardware vendors like Nvidia. According to Reuters, the chip, manufactured in collaboration with Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC), is specifically designed for AI workloads. Currently undergoing small-scale testing, Meta plans to expand production if the tests are successful. Image caption.

Within just six days, participants successfully bypassed all security measures of Anthropic's AI model, Claude3.5, sparking new discussions in the field of AI security. Jan Leike, a former member of OpenAI's alignment team now at Anthropic, announced on the X platform that one participant managed to breach all eight security levels. This collective effort involved approximately 3,700 hours of testing and 300,000 messages from participants. Despite the challengers

Recently, The Wall Street Journal has been conducting a new experiment by introducing AI-generated article summaries that appear at the top of news reports in the form of 'key points.' The first test of this feature appeared in a report about Trump's Department of Education plans. To validate the effectiveness of this new feature, The Wall Street Journal has opened feedback channels to understand users' actual needs. The content of these 'key point' summaries is generated by AI tools and edited before publication. The summary box clearly indicates this.

Recently, the image AI startup Recraft released its latest text-generating image model, Recraft v3, which has shown exceptional performance in independent testing, redefining the standards for image generation performance. According to Recraft, the v3 model excels in generating text within images, maintaining anatomical accuracy, understanding prompts, and creating high-quality visual content. Its biggest breakthrough is the ability to accurately present long segments of text in a single generation, while many other models struggle with more than a few words.

Recently, Meta began testing a new feature that will insert AI-generated content into Facebook and Instagram feeds based on users' interests and current trends. Meta states that these AI-generated images will be tailored to each user's preferences. Users can click on suggested prompts to guide the content in new directions. Interestingly, users can simply swipe the screen to have AI create more personalized content in real-time. As Meta pushes forward...