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According to TechPolicy, the U.S. House of Representatives narrowly passed a bill called HR1 with 215 votes in favor and 214 votes against. The bill will ban any state in the United States from regulating artificial intelligence (AI) within the next ten years. This decision means that no laws or regulations regarding AI models, AI systems, or automated decision-making systems can be implemented by any state or its related political institutions within the next decade. The passage of this bill is favorable for many tech giants such as Microsoft, OpenAI, Google, and Amazon.

Many universities are prohibiting the use of AI to write papers. This raises questions about the future of academic integrity and how students will navigate the challenges of AI in their studies.

The JEDEC Solid State Technology Association has announced the highly anticipated release of the High Bandwidth Memory (HBM) standard – HBM4. Evolving from the HBM3 standard, HBM4 aims to further accelerate data processing while maintaining higher bandwidth, energy efficiency, and greater capacity per chip or stack, to meet the demands of efficient processing of large datasets and complex computations. The HBM4 standard introduces several key technological advancements, suitable for applications in generative AI, high-performance computing, high-end graphics cards, and servers. Firstly, HBM4 significantly increases bandwidth...

AI leader OpenAI is poised to unleash a new wave of technological advancements next week! According to tech media outlet The Verge, OpenAI plans to launch a major update including the GPT-4.1 series, o3 series, and several other AI models. This flurry of releases not only demonstrates OpenAI's ambition for accelerated innovation but also provides the industry with more powerful AI tools. GPT-4.1 Series: A Comprehensive Upgrade in Multimodal Capabilities As the successor to GPT-4.0, the GPT-4.1 series...

According to a recent report by the International Energy Agency (IEA), the proliferation of AI applications is projected to double data center electricity consumption by 2030, posing significant challenges to global energy security and carbon emission reduction goals. Data centers currently account for approximately 1.5% of global electricity consumption, with an average annual growth of 12% over the past five years. The rise of generative AI is further fueling the demand for massive computing power. The United States, Europe, and China together account for roughly 85% of global data center electricity consumption. Major tech companies have already...

BMW Group and Alibaba Group have officially announced a strategic collaboration in the Chinese market. Both companies will focus on cutting-edge technologies such as AI large language models and intelligent voice interaction, aiming to develop advanced solutions tailored to the needs of Chinese consumers.