OpenAI has announced the long-awaited video chat and screen sharing features in its premium voice mode. This new functionality is now available to ChatGPT Teams, Plus, and Pro users in the iOS and Android mobile applications, with plans to roll it out to ChatGPT Enterprise and Education subscription users in January next year. However, users from the EU, Switzerland, Iceland, Norway, and Liechtenstein will not have access to this premium voice mode.

OpenAI recently launched its video generation model Sora, but the training data for the model may contain a lot of copyrighted game content, raising concerns about legal issues. Sora can generate videos of up to 20 seconds based on user text prompts or images, supporting various aspect ratios and resolutions. At the time of its release, OpenAI mentioned that Sora's training data includes Minecraft videos, sparking curiosity about other potentially used game content. In practical tests, Sora is able to...

Harvard University announced on Thursday the release of a high-quality dataset containing nearly one million public domain books, which anyone can use to train large language models and other AI tools. This dataset was created by Harvard's newly established Institutional Data Initiative and is funded by Microsoft and OpenAI. The included books are all works scanned by the Google Books Project that are no longer under copyright protection.

Dr. Alan Becker, a deep learning scientist who previously led the development of Snapchat's 'My AI' chatbot, has recently come back to launch a new company called eSelf. This startup is focused on creating a real-time, video-based conversational AI assistant platform and has successfully secured $4.5 million in seed funding, officially entering the fierce competition in the field of AI assistants. eSelf's early goal is to provide a more realistic and interactive AI experience for verticals such as education, sales, financial services, real estate, and healthcare.

OpenAI's video generation tool Sora has garnered significant attention since its launch, but where it draws its expertise from has remained a mystery. Now, a corner of that mystery seems to be revealed: Sora's training data likely contains a large amount of game live streams and tutorial videos from Twitch! Sora acts like a skilled 'master of imitation', capable of generating videos of up to 20 seconds long just from text prompts or images, and can handle various aspect ratios and resolutions. In February of this year, OpenAI first publicly introduced Sora.

As OpenAI recently released its video-generating AI model Sora, it has attracted widespread attention. An in-depth investigation reveals that the training data for the model may include a large amount of unauthorized game videos and livestream content, which could pose significant legal risks for the company. Through detailed testing, researchers found that Sora is capable of generating videos in various gaming styles, ranging from scenes reminiscent of 'Super Mario Bros.' to first-person shooter graphics in the style of 'Call of Duty', and even typical styles of 90s arcade fighting games.

On December 11, OpenAI announced the release of the Canvas feature to all ChatGPT users, aimed at improving efficiency in writing and coding projects. Canvas is a new interface for ChatGPT that is specifically designed for editing and modifying writing and coding tasks. Currently, users can experience the Canvas feature in the web version and the Windows 10/11 version of the ChatGPT application, with support for Mac and mobile platforms (iOS, Android, mobile web version) coming soon.

Today, in another significant breakthrough in the field of artificial intelligence, OpenAI's CEO Sam Altman posted on social media platform X, acknowledging that the company severely underestimated the demand for the AI video production model Sora. Sora is an AI video generation platform launched by OpenAI that can create high-quality video content from text prompts or static photos. The release of this tool marks a significant advancement in video generation technology and signifies a potential transformation in the creative industry.

Google once again proves the magic of technological innovation. Today, the Willow quantum chip delivered a remarkable report card, achieving two groundbreaking breakthroughs in the field of quantum computing. Since the proposal of quantum error correction theory in 1995, scientists have been tackling the most stubborn problem in quantum computing: how to control the computational errors of quantum bits. Quantum bits are extremely fragile, easily affected by environmental noise, leading to information loss. It’s like writing in the sand; even a slight breeze can wipe it away. The Willow chip has completely changed this status quo.

In a recent interview, Microsoft's AI Chief Mustafa Suleyman and OpenAI CEO Sam Altman expressed a notable disparity regarding the timeline for achieving Artificial General Intelligence (AGI). Altman stated in a Reddit Q&A that AGI could be realized with the current hardware conditions, while Suleyman was skeptical, arguing that the current hardware technology is insufficient to support the development of AGI.

OpenAI has officially released its new hyper-realistic AI video generation software, Sora Turbo, nearly ten months after its initial demonstration. Sora Turbo has undergone several significant upgrades. It is now available to ChatGPT Plus and Pro subscribers, who need to pay a monthly fee of $20 or $200. The service covers the United States and most non-EU and UK regions. Sora Turbo allows users to generate videos through text input or static images.

OpenAI announced the highly anticipated product, Sora Turbo, during today's live stream, marking a significant breakthrough in the field of generative AI for 2024. Sora Turbo's generation efficiency has significantly improved, allowing for direct generation of up to 20 seconds of 1080P video from text, making it one of the highest duration video models in the world. This model supports input of text along with images or videos, generating specific video content and making the generation results more controllable.

The artificial intelligence community is buzzing again, this time focusing on rumors about the possible upcoming release of GPT-4.5. AI developer Tibor Blaho discovered potential clues regarding a 'Limited Preview' version of GPT-4.5 in the ChatGPT code, suggesting that OpenAI may plan to offer it first to Teams subscribers. This is not the first time rumors about GPT-4.5 have surfaced in the industry. As early as last March, discussions about this potential new model version were widespread. At that time, OpenAI's blog even...