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Recently, a trend of AI-generated action figures has taken over social media. Users upload their photos to ChatGPT, requesting that their images be transformed into miniature figurines called "Role Packs." These figurines feature the user's likeness and personalized accessories like coffee, laptops, etc., even including name and profession tags. This phenomenon has spread rapidly, sparking widespread discussion and attention. However, alongside this trend, artists are showcasing their hand-drawn talents as a counterpoint.

WHEE platform recently launched its new AI image generation model, Miracle F1. This model represents a breakthrough in AI image creation, boasting superior image quality and accurate understanding of complex concepts.

Google integriert derzeit aktiv seinen neuesten KI-Assistenten Gemini in den Chrome-Browser, um Nutzern ein intelligenteres und komfortableres Surferlebnis zu bieten. Diese Funktion ähnelt dem Copilot im Microsoft Edge Browser, wurde aber von Google einzigartig gestaltet. Laut Analysen des Browser-Forschers Leopeva64 ist der Gemini AI-Assistent bereits in Chrome Canary (der experimentellen Version von Google Chrome) verfügbar.

On February 18, Beijing Yue's Dark Side Technology Co., Ltd. announced the launch of the latest model, Kimi-Latest, on the Kimi Open Platform, aimed at providing developers and enterprise users with more powerful and stable AI generation capabilities. Since the public test of the Kimi Open Platform on January 31, 2024, the moonshot-v1 series models have been the core support for the Kimi Smart Assistant.

Recently, Google added an AI feature to the F12 Developer Tools in its Chrome browser, aiming to provide developers with a more efficient web debugging experience. With this feature, developers can leverage the powerful capabilities of AI to quickly analyze and resolve code issues, enhancing development efficiency. Using the AI feature is very simple. Developers just need to press the F12 key on any webpage, open the Developer Tools, and click the gear icon in the top right corner to access the settings. Then, navigate to 'AI Innov...

Tesla has recently made significant upgrades to its humanoid robot 'Optimus', introducing a completely new hand design. This new hand features 22 degrees of freedom, with three additional degrees of freedom added to the forearm, making the robot's hands more flexible for performing more complex tasks. The newly designed hands use a soft protective layer covering the fingers and palms. This material not only effectively protects the structure of the robot's hands but also maintains good tactile sensing capabilities. This means 'Optimus' can perform better.

In today's rapidly evolving field of artificial intelligence, complex reasoning tasks remain a significant challenge. Even top models like GPT-4 and Claude 3.5 Sonnet have shortcomings when handling complex programming, deep dialogue, and mathematical reasoning. To address this issue, Fireworks AI has launched a groundbreaking composite AI model f1, marking a new chapter in AI technology development. The biggest innovation of the f1 model lies in its composite reasoning architecture. Unlike traditional AI models that rely on a single reasoning system, f1 integrates multiple layers in its reasoning.

After an accidental encounter at a thrift store, former Apple engineer Alex Ruber and former Twitter and Asana engineer Parth Chopra joined forces to establish the second-hand goods search engine Encore, aimed at addressing the challenges consumers face in finding desired items within the vast second-hand market. This emerging startup has successfully been selected as one of the inaugural fall startups in Y Combinator's history. The two initially met on Y Combinator's founder matching platform, and later at an event.

Recently, a study from the Swiss École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) made its debut at the IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation in Rotterdam. This research aims to explore how robotic hands can break existing limitations to grasp more objects. The research team noted that deep learning models significantly enhanced the dexterous manipulation capabilities of multi-fingered hands, but the grasping guided by contact information in cluttered environments has not yet been fully explored. To address this issue, the researchers designed an inspired hand that can bend backward to pick up various objects and detach itself to climb.

Bilibili content creator 'Geek Bay' released a video on the AI homework writing robot 'Dream Weaver', sparking heated discussions online. This robot can automatically answer various academic questions using an AI large model, mimicking handwriting and even turning pages to flatten book pages, showcasing a 'humanized' design. After months of development, the tool was upgraded from version 1.0 to 2.0, featuring a CoreXY structure and advanced AI model, which enhanced its stability and accuracy. Although there is still room for improvement in its efficiency, it presents new possibilities to alleviate students' homework burdens. However, this invention has also raised concerns about the essence of education.

ControlNeXt, developed by the Jia Jiaya team, is an open-source image/video generation guidance tool designed to simplify the use of AI models. This tool is lightweight and compatible with models from the Stable Diffusion family, such as SDXL and SD1.5, supporting various control modes, including edge guidance, pose control, masking, and depth of field control. Its 'weight loss secret' lies in adopting a more efficient structure, replacing the 'big eater' control branch with a 'light meal package' composed of a small number of ResNet blocks, reducing the model size.

He Xiaopeng, chairman of Xpeng Motors, recently showcased the company's latest advancements in robotics technology through a video. He announced that Xpeng Motors is no longer limited to development in the Internet sector, and its technology has been successfully applied to the real-world 'hand replacement' robots.

In this era of information explosion, deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals often feel disconnected from the world. The UK-based AI company Signapse is building a bridge to the world for this long-neglected group through its innovative sign language translation technology.