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iFlytek announced a significant upgrade to its deep reasoning large model, StarFire X1. As the industry's only deep reasoning large model trained using entirely domestic computing power, StarFire X1 has achieved remarkable breakthroughs in several key areas, further solidifying its leading position in the AI field.

Anthropic announced on Tuesday that its AI chatbot, Claude, is now integrated with Google Workspace, allowing users to directly search and reference emails in Gmail, scheduled events in Google Calendar, and documents in Google Docs via Claude. This integration marks Claude's first deep connection with the Google ecosystem and will initially be rolled out as a Beta for Anthropic users.

Zhipu AI's technology team has announced the open-sourcing of its 32B and 9B GLM (General Language Model) model series, and the official launch of its new interactive platform, Z.ai. This model series includes base models, inference models, and contemplative models, all under a permissive MIT license. This grants developers extensive freedom for use and development, allowing free use for commercial purposes and free distribution.

IBM recently unveiled its latest mainframe, the IBM z17. Featuring the new IBM Telum II processor, and five years in development, the z17 boasts significant AI capabilities across hardware, software, and system operations. IBM states that the z17 is designed to "redefine large-scale AI computing." While many view mainframes as relics of a bygone computing era, they remain critical for large enterprises handling massive datasets globally.

IBM on Monday launched its latest mainframe hardware, the IBM z17. This fully encrypted mainframe, powered by the IBM Telum II processor, is designed for over 250 AI use cases, including AI agents and generative AI applications. While mainframes may be considered legacy technology by some, 71% of Fortune 500 companies still use them, according to sources. According to market research firm Market Research Future, by 2024...

Carnegie Mellon University introduces AI2T, a groundbreaking framework designed to significantly improve the efficiency of intelligent agent development. AI2T empowers diverse applications across multiple domains by streamlining the development process and enhancing capabilities.

Oxford-based startup Lumai, a key player in AI infrastructure, has announced securing over $10 million in funding. The round was led by deep tech investor Constructor Capital, with participation from IP Group, Ventures, Journey Ventures, LIFTT, Qubits Ventures, State Farm Ventures, and TIS.

Recently, the field of artificial intelligence has been abuzz with discussion surrounding OpenAI's GPT-4o image generation model. Its exceptional performance has propelled it to the forefront in industry benchmark evaluations. According to recent social media discussions, GPT-4o's ELO score for image generation quality places it in first place alongside emerging model Reve, surpassing strong competitors such as Recraft V3, FLUX1.1[pro], and Google's Gemini2.0Flash. This achievement solidifies OpenAI's position in the generative AI field.

Recently, the 12th China Network Audio-Visual Conference was grandly opened in Chengdu, Sichuan. At the conference, Chen Rui, Chairman and CEO of Bilibili (Bilibili), delivered a keynote speech titled "High-Quality Content in the AI Era," sharing his insights on content creation in the new era.

Siemens recently announced an expansion of its Industrial Assistant, introducing an advanced maintenance solution based on generative AI. This tool, called "Siemens Industrial Assistant," aims to help customers leverage generative AI across the entire value chain, from design and planning to engineering, operations, and service. The assistant notably supports engineering teams in generating Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) code in their native languages. This process is estimated to increase SCL code generation speed by 60%, while simultaneously reducing errors and lowering reliance on specialized expertise. This innovation...

To improve email search efficiency in Gmail, Google recently launched an optional AI-powered search feature. This new feature aims to enhance the email search experience, making it easier for users to find the emails they need. According to information published by Google on its blog, "The Keyword," Gmail search results will no longer be solely based on keyword input and chronological order. Instead, the new feature considers multiple factors, including recent emails, most clicked emails, and frequently accessed emails.

Google announced a major upgrade to its Gmail search functionality on Thursday, introducing artificial intelligence to optimize email search results. This new feature will consider factors such as recency, click frequency, and contact usage to help users find the emails they need faster. Previously, Gmail search only displayed emails containing keywords in chronological order. Google stated: "With this update, the email you're looking for is more likely to appear at the top of your search results—saving you valuable time and helping you find important information more easily."

Beijing has registered 34 new generative AI services, with notable entries such as Xiaomi's AI search and Monica.