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Recently, a miniature deep-sea multi-modal robot jointly developed by Beihang University, the Institute of Deep-Sea Science and Engineering of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, and Zhejiang University, was successfully published in the top international academic journal Science Robotics. This robot has milestone significance in ocean exploration and scientific research, particularly in deep-sea applications. Measuring less than 50 centimeters long and weighing only 1500 grams, this remarkable robot can perform multi-modal movement at a depth of 10,000 meters. This means it can not only swim, but also glide and crawl, demonstrating exceptional capabilities.

Recently, during the Tokyo Game Show, Falcom's president, Koji Kondo, mentioned in an interview with 4Gamer that the company might consider using artificial intelligence in the future to shorten game localization times. He specifically talked about his views on AI translation, believing that such technology could help quickly translate Japanese games into multiple languages. Image source note: The image is generated by AI, provided by the image licensing service Midjourney. His remarks came after demonstrating a software called ELLA, which aims to assist in game localization.

Kuaishou announced the launch of China's first AIGC original fantasy micro-series "Sea and Mountain Mirrors: Cutting Waves and Battle Waves." The series draws inspiration from "Classic of Mountains and Seas" and reenacts the mythical world of ancient times with mythical creatures, strange beasts, and rare flowers and herbs through a cyberpunk style. The production of the micro-series received in-depth technical support from Kuaishou's large-scale video generation model "KeLing," resulting in upg