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OpenAI announced the official opening of API access to its deep research models, providing developers with a powerful set of tools including automatic web search, data analysis, MCP (Model Communication Protocol), and code execution. The models opened include the deep research versions of o3 and o4-mini, which have already been used in ChatGPT. Now, developers can directly call these models via API. These models are particularly suitable for complex tasks that require obtaining the latest information and performing advanced reasoning. In terms of function expansion, o3,

According to the latest prediction from Gartner, by 2028, 80% of generative AI business applications will be developed on existing data management platforms. This shift is expected to reduce development complexity and cut delivery time in half. Currently, the development of generative AI business applications mainly relies on combining large language models (LLMs) with corporate internal data, as well as evolving technologies such as vector search, metadata management, prompt design, and embedding techniques. However, without a unified management approach, companies may...

OpenAI announced a major price cut of 80% for its flagship reasoning model o3 and simultaneously launched the high-performance o3-pro model. This move significantly reduces developer costs, triggering a new round of competition in the AI market. o3 Price Drop Significantly OpenAI has made significant adjustments to the pricing of the o3 model as follows: Input Tokens: Original price was $10 per million tokens, now reduced to $2 per million tokens. Output Tokens: Original price was $40 per million tokens, now reduced to $8 per million tokens. Cached Input Tokens: An additional 75% discount is provided.

Zhipu BigModel's open platform has adjusted prices for several of its model offerings. GLM-4-FlashX, for example, is now priced at just 10 RMB per 100 million tokens. Built on a powerful pre-trained base, this model boasts exceptionally fast inference speeds and functional capabilities comparable to GPT-4, excelling in data extraction, generation, and translation.

Hugging Face announced the launch of the open-source humanoid robot, Reachy2, through the acquisition of French startup Pollen Robotics. This news sparked significant discussion on social media and within the AI community, considered a major milestone in the convergence of humanoid robotics and generative AI. Designed as a lab partner for AI research and education, Reachy2's open-source nature, advanced capabilities, and human-centric design have quickly made it a focus for top labs globally.

On April 7th, Kimi Open Platform officially announced price adjustments for its model inference services, significantly lowering context cache prices as well. This is based on a year's worth of technological advancements and performance optimizations by Moonshot AI. This move signifies Kimi Open Platform's commitment to enhancing user experience and promoting the widespread adoption of AI services while improving its technical capabilities. According to Kimi Open Platform, these price reductions are a result of Moonshot AI's progress in model training and inference optimization over the past year.

Bloomberg reports that Meta is preparing to launch a high-end version of its Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses with a built-in display, potentially as early as the end of this year. Codenamed Hypernova, these glasses will support running apps and displaying photos, controlled via gestures and capacitive touch on the sides of the frames. The screen, according to the report, will only appear in the bottom-right quadrant of the right lens, optimized for viewing when looking downward. Upon startup, the main screen displays icons horizontally, similar to Meta's...

The Arc Prize Foundation, responsible for maintaining and managing the competition, last week revised its cost estimate for OpenAI's upcoming o3 inference AI model with a staggering adjustment—from an initial estimate of $3,000 per ARC-AGI task to $30,000. This price correction reveals that the operational costs of today's most complex AI models may be ten times higher than previously anticipated. While OpenAI has yet to announce an official pricing strategy for o3, or even officially release the model, the Arc Prize...

OpenAI has announced the launch of o1-pro, a new inference AI model within its developer API. OpenAI states that o1-pro leverages significantly more compute resources than its existing o1 model, aiming for consistently superior responses. However, this high-performance model is currently only available to a select group of developers – specifically, those who have spent at least $5 on OpenAI API services. Notably, o1-pro is significantly more expensive, costing ten times as much as the o1 model.

Silicon-Based Flow's official WeChat account announced that, effective immediately, the DeepSeek-R1 & V3 APIs on the SiliconCloud platform now support batch inference (BatchInference). Users can send requests to SiliconCloud via the batch API, unaffected by real-time inference rate limits, with task completion expected within 24 hours. Compared to real-time inference, DeepSeek-V3 batch inference pricing is reduced by 50%. From March 11th to March 18th, DeepSeek-R1 will enjoy a 75% price reduction.

SiliconCloud's platform now officially supports batch inference for DeepSeek-R1 and V3 APIs. Users can submit requests via batch APIs to process large datasets within 24 hours, overcoming the limitations of real-time inference rates. A key highlight is the significant price reduction; DeepSeek-V3 batch inference is substantially cheaper than real-time inference.