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With the rapid development of artificial intelligence, AI tools have become increasingly popular among college students for completing reports and essays. According to CCTV News, some university teachers and experts have reported cases of academic misconduct, including fabricating research data, editing experimental images, and substituting original designs. A notice in a university assignment group drew widespread attention, stating that students submitting AI-generated essays would receive a failing grade.

Microsoft Research recently inaugurated its newest laboratory in Tokyo, Japan, marking a significant step in the company's AI research initiatives in the Asia-Pacific region. Leading the lab is former Osaka University professor and senior researcher at Microsoft Research Asia, Kazuya Matsushita, who returns to Microsoft with ten years of academic experience to embark on a new chapter. The new laboratory will focus on fields such as embodied AI, health and welfare, neuroscience, social AI, and industrial innovation, aligning closely with Japan's socioeconomic development priorities. Through deep collaboration with local academia and industry, the laboratory aims to contribute to global innovation.

OpenAI has appointed Professor Zico Kolter, a machine learning expert from Carnegie Mellon University, to its board. This move aims to enhance its expertise in safety decision-making and project safety. As an authority in the field of machine learning, Professor Kolter will provide critical support to OpenAI's Safety and Security Committee, ensuring the security and responsible operation of artificial intelligence systems. His addition not only reflects OpenAI's commitment to technology safety but also signifies that under Professor Kolter's guidance, OpenAI will continue to advance.

The number of students learning American Sign Language at universities has significantly increased, enabling collaborative interaction with humans through multi-turn dialogue. Professor Tian Yingli from City University of New York collaborates with a professor from Rochester Institute of Technology to develop a grammar recognition system for American Sign Language.

Inceptive, founded by authors of the Transformer paper, aims to design mRNA molecules using AI. The team consists of pioneers in large models and complementary Stanford biology professors. The core strategy is to use machine learning to quickly design RNA sequences, shortening the drug development cycle. They have partnered with a major European pharmaceutical company to jointly develop new mRNA vaccines. Technological advancements are expected to reach a tipping point within three years, with RNA therapies being at the forefront.

MIT professor Max Tegmark has issued a warning that AI tech companies are caught in an out of control race. He calls for a six-month pause on the development of large AI systems, but this has not been successful. Tegmark warns that AI development could spiral out of control, urging government intervention. He emphasizes that models should not be enhanced, nor should dangerous technologies be open-sourced until safety standards are met. Concerns have been raised about the development of AI, including issues related to deepfake videos and potential threats.

["A Princeton University professor believes that the hype surrounding generative AI has become out of control, posing many risks and unethical development practices.", "Different types of AI should not be generalized; generative AI is indeed powerful, but it should not be overhyped.", "It is recommended that generative AI companies increase transparency and that the government boost technical personnel for better regulation."]