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According to reports from Lei Feng Network, BYD's fifteenth business unit has officially launched a humanoid robot project, codenamed 'Yao Shun Yu'. Currently, the project team is continuously recruiting related technical talent, but BYD has not yet made any public response. On December 13, BYD officially released specialized recruitment information for the intelligent research team. This recruitment covers multiple technical fields, including senior algorithm engineers, senior structural engineers, senior simulation engineers, senior robotic engineers, and senior perception algorithm engineers, with work locations primarily distributed in

Finding a relaxed way to unwind has become a new choice for many during busy workdays. Following the addictive 'Oh No! I Am Surrounded by Large Models', its sequel 'I Broke the Large Model' has quietly launched, tailored for those looking to take a sneaky break during their workdays. Data shows that user activity during weekdays is much higher than on weekends, indicating that many people prefer to seek opportunities to relax during workdays.

Tsinghua Yao Class alumni Ma Tengyu founded Voyage, with the embedding model surpassing OpenAI on the MTEB dataset, becoming SOTA. Voyage's embedding model emphasizes high retrieval accuracy, utilizing self-supervised loss functions and multi-domain training data. Voyage offers both standard and lightweight versions, priced at $0.4 per 1 million tokens, with new users able to try it for free up to 5000 times. This embedding model employs self-supervised loss functions and multi-domain training data, supporting a maximum window length of 4096 tokens.

📌 Innovation in AI Models: The team of Academician Yao Qizhi proposes the 'Cumulative Reasoning' approach to enhance AI models' performance in complex tasks. 📍 Difference Between Two Reasoning Methods: 'Chain Thinking' is linear reasoning while 'Cumulative Reasoning' draws conclusions through the combination of conditions. 👍 Deepen Understanding Through Problem-Solving: The article lists 10 reasoning problems for readers to practice and deepen their understanding of 'Cumulative Reasoning'.