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A significant advancement in Chinese medicine has been achieved with the recent clinical deployment of "Xiehe-Taichu," a rare disease AI model jointly developed by Peking Union Medical College Hospital and the Institute of Automation, Chinese Academy of Sciences. This marks a breakthrough in China's rare disease diagnostic technology and provides a new tool for improving clinical efficiency. The development of this AI model benefits from years of accumulated knowledge on rare diseases in China and the support of genetic testing data from the Chinese population. As the world's first rare disease model tailored to the characteristics of the Chinese population, it...

Recently, a user on Reddit shared a remarkable experience, claiming that the AI chatbot ChatGPT provided crucial assistance during a life-threatening situation by promptly diagnosing a rare kidney disease. The post quickly went viral, attracting significant attention and discussion among users. The user, with the username 'Ananymous717', reported feeling unusually unwell after what seemed like a simple workout. He recalled, 'About a week ago, I did a workout that I thought was low in intensity, but when I woke up...'

Recently, the smart hardware manufacturer Ultrahuman launched a high-end smart ring series called 'Rare' at the 2025 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES), attracting widespread attention. This series includes three models: Dune, Desert Rose, and Desert Snow, with prices ranging from $1,900 (approximately 13,700 yuan) to $2,200 (approximately 16,000 yuan). The unique features of these three smart rings lie not only in their materials but also in the technological insights they embody.

Google's AI assistant Gemini has officially entered the social media platform, launching an official account on X (formerly Twitter) and posting its first tweet. This move not only marks Gemini's official debut in the social media space but also raises numerous speculations about Google's branding strategy.

Google co-founder Sergey Brin made a rare public appearance, where he sharply criticized Google's Gemini image generator. He pointed out existing issues with the Gemini image generator, leading Google to halt its functionalities. Brin stated that the problems faced by the Gemini image generator were not intentional. He emphasized his cautious view on the hallucination issues with large models and expressed strong confidence in Google's business model while supporting the development of artificial general intelligence (AGI). Additionally, Brin commented on Google Glass and mentioned Apple's Vision Pro and Meta's Quest.