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As introduced, users only need to enter a natural language instruction in QwenChat, such as "create a fruit e-commerce website", and the system will automatically parse the instruction and generate web code with clear structure and beautiful style. The generated website not only supports direct preview but can also be further adjusted and optimized according to user needs.

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

In the modern media landscape, Artificial Intelligence (AI) is subtly changing how we consume news. Traditionally, news consumption was a unidirectional experience; readers passively received information. However, with the rise of chatbots, news consumption is evolving into a two-way interactive process, transforming readers from passive recipients to active participants. A growing number of readers are leveraging AI tools and chatbots to filter, summarize, and interpret news, sometimes bypassing traditional media altogether. This "conversational news" allows readers to engage with...

Opera, the Norwegian browser company, today announced that its AI assistant, Aria, is officially launching on the Android version of the Opera Mini browser. This move aims to make AI functionality easily accessible to users with low-end devices and limited data. Aria AI can help users quickly access the latest news, delve deeper into topics of interest, and even generate images. Opera stated that Aria's powerful capabilities stem from its integration with OpenAI and...

On March 17th, DingTalk announced a significant AI capability – the AI Customer Service Assistant. This feature automatically integrates with company websites, official accounts, and other platforms to directly serve consumers and corporate clients. This innovative initiative has been widely welcomed by corporate clients, with over 700 companies, including Cloudminds Technology, Rokid, Redline, Aowei Electronics, and Precise Learning, already using it.

A recent study highlights significant issues with AI search engines handling news information. The Columbia Journalism Review (CJR)'s digital news lab tested eight AI tools with real-time search capabilities, revealing alarming results: over 60% of news queries yielded inaccurate answers. The study found considerable variation in error rates across different AI platforms, with Grok3 exhibiting a 94% error rate and ChatGPT Search reaching 67%. Even paid versions, such as Perplexity,

According to the latest data from Similarweb, ChatGPT reached a record 390.5 million visits in February 2025, a slight 1.44% increase from January. While month-over-month growth has slowed, year-over-year growth compared to February 2024 remains strong at 137%. This continued growth has propelled ChatGPT further up the global website rankings; it currently ranks fifth among global desktop websites and seventh when combining desktop and mobile traffic. Data shows ChatGPT's significant hold on global internet traffic.

In the early hours of today, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman shared significant updates regarding GPT-4.5 and GPT-5 with the public, marking another major advancement for OpenAI in the field of artificial intelligence. According to Altman, OpenAI plans to release the GPT-5 model in the coming months. This new version will integrate several OpenAI technologies, including o3, and will be applied in ChatGPT and the API.

Recently, Schibsted Media Group announced a partnership with OpenAI, aimed at integrating the content from its well-known publications into OpenAI's products, including the popular chatbot ChatGPT. This collaboration will involve several key newspapers under Schibsted, such as Norway's VG, Aftenposten, as well as Sweden's Aftonbladet and Svenska Dagbladet. Through this partnership, Chat

Apple recently released the iOS 18.3 developer beta and has decided to temporarily disable the AI summary feature for news and entertainment app notifications. This feature, originally supported by Apple's smart technology, received considerable criticism from users during its use, particularly due to serious errors in summarizing content, such as misinterpretations of reports from the BBC. According to reports from MacRumors and 9to5Mac, Apple stated that it will re-enable this feature in future software updates and continue to improve it.