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On April 27, Zhipu AI (Z.ai) and Shengshu Technology (shengshu.com), two leading artificial intelligence companies under Tsinghua University, announced a major strategic partnership. This collaboration aims to leverage both companies' technological expertise in large language models and multi-modal generative models to jointly advance the technological innovation and industrial application of domestic large models.

Step1X-Edit is a groundbreaking open-source image editing model that achieves performance comparable to leading closed-source models such as GPT-4o. It offers a powerful and versatile solution for various image manipulation tasks.

Bytedance's Volcano Engine announced the full launch of its newly released Doubao 1.5 Deep Thinking model on the edge large model gateway, offering users up to 5 million free tokens. This move has garnered significant attention in the AI field.

Fujitsu and Nutanix have collaborated to release Takane, a powerful Japanese large language model designed for enterprise private cloud deployments. This collaboration aims to provide businesses with a secure and efficient solution for leveraging AI within their own infrastructure.

A groundbreaking new AI technology allows language models to search the internet for information! Not only has this resulted in a 41% increase in exam scores, but it also unlocks a new level of reasoning and search capabilities. Learn about this academic 'cheat code' evolution and why you might want to get your AI a library card! Paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/2503.09516 Code: https://github.com/PeterGriffinJin/Search-R

This practical guide from OpenAI provides a hands-on approach to building intelligent agents. Includes helpful resources and documentation to aid in the development process.

The Shanghai Artificial Intelligence Laboratory has released the open-source "Wanjuan Silk Road 2.0" multilingual multimodal corpus. Building upon the existing 5 languages (Arabic, Russian, Korean, Vietnamese, and Thai), this updated corpus adds three rare languages: Serbian, Hungarian, and Czech. It encompasses four modalities – text, images, audio, and video – totaling over 11.5 million data points and more than 26,000 hours of audio and video, making it a significant resource for low-resource multilingual multimodal research.