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Recently, the National Astronomical Observatories of China (NAOC) and Alibaba Cloud jointly announced the launch of Jinwu, the world's first solar large model, marking a significant step in the deep integration of solar physics research and artificial intelligence technology. The model, built on Alibaba Cloud's open-source Tongyi Qianwen framework, boasts a prediction accuracy exceeding 91% for M5-class solar flares, achieving the highest global level for this type of prediction. This achievement not only improves the accuracy of space weather forecasting but also provides new techniques for addressing the potential terrestrial impacts of solar activity.

The National Astronomical Observatory of China (NAOC), in collaboration with Alibaba Cloud, has announced the successful development of 'Jinwu', the world's first solar large model. This groundbreaking achievement, built upon Alibaba Cloud's Tongyi Qianwen series of open-source models, marks a significant breakthrough in the application of artificial intelligence in astronomy.

On March 26th, at the Spring Summit of the New Energy Digital Asset Community in Suzhou, Ant Group officially launched EnergyTS, a time-series model for energy and power. This marks a significant breakthrough for Chinese companies in the field of energy AI. Specifically designed for the new energy sector, EnergyTS demonstrated significantly higher accuracy in photovoltaic power generation prediction compared to leading international general-purpose time-series models such as Google's (TimesFM-V2.0) and Amazon's (Chronos-Large). In T+1 day prediction, the model's mean absolute error is only...

Recently, an interdisciplinary research team from the Technical University of Munich, the Helmholtz Zentrum Munich, and ETH Zurich published an important study introducing an innovative framework called Moscot (Multi-Omics Single-Cell Optimal Transport), which successfully reconstructed the developmental trajectories of 1.7 million mouse embryonic cells at 20 time points. This study, published in the journal Nature, marks a significant breakthrough in the field of single-cell genomics. The design inspiration for the Moscot framework comes from the optimal transport theory of the 18th century.

The $100 billion Stargate project plans to source some of its electricity from solar energy and batteries. According to Bloomberg, the renewable energy facilities for this project will be constructed by SB Energy, a subsidiary of SoftBank, but this is not the only energy source for the project. Stargate is a collaboration between OpenAI, Oracle, and the SoftBank Group aimed at establishing a large number of new data centers to accelerate the rapid development of artificial intelligence applications. Image source note:

An Australian research team has successfully shortened the manufacturing cycle of perovskite solar cells using AI technology, breaking the traditional manufacturing time constraints. Perovskite solar cells are low-cost and stable, with the new manufacturing method achieving a power conversion efficiency of 16.9%, setting the best record without human intervention. The research team has successfully predicted and manufactured thousands of solar cells using machine learning models, demonstrating commercial application potential. Scientists stated that this technology could be used to test and prototype other types of solar cells and are willing to collaborate further with industry partners.

US startup Dryad Networks has developed a solar-powered AI gas sensor that can detect wildfires in advance. The sensor utilizes machine learning technology to reduce false alarm rates. It has been deployed in some regions of Europe and North America, and is expected to help firefighters with early warnings and reduce fire-related losses.