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Figma files for IPO in 2025, potentially the largest tech IPO. With 450K paid users and 95% Fortune 500 clients, it plans 4 AI products. Revenue hit $749M (+48%) in 2024, with 90% market share. Faces AI competition despite dominance.....

Recently, the Robotaxi industry has become increasingly popular. A new research report from JPMorgan stated that Baidu's market capitalization should reach $79.6 billion. This news has attracted widespread attention in the market, especially as major players in the autonomous driving industry are beginning to emerge. According to predictions from overseas research institutions, the valuation of the renowned autonomous driving company Waymo is expected to surge to $75 billion next year, prompting the industry to re-evaluate the value of Robotaxi. Analysts believe that within the country, the company known as Apollo Go...

According to media reports, the artificial intelligence startup MINIMAX is reportedly planning to go public in Hong Kong.

On March 10th, Zhiyuan Robotics officially launched its first general-purpose embodied base large model – Genie Operator-1 (GO-1). This announcement has garnered significant attention, particularly regarding its potential in home service robots and the new hope it offers for future household management. According to Zhiyuan Robotics' official introduction, the GO-1 large model, trained on a vast amount of human video data, demonstrates excellent performance in executing various household tasks such as delivering cups, preparing meals, and greeting guests. In terms of technical performance,

Unitree Robotics collaborated with renowned livestreamer Li Jiaqi on Taobao Live, showcasing its latest products – the Unitree G1 robot and the Go2 robot dog – for the first time to the public. The livestream, which started at 8 PM, attracted a massive audience. Both robots performed exceptionally well, demonstrating impressive interactive capabilities. They not only completed challenging actions such as handshakes, forward and backward flips, and heart gestures, but also put on an entertaining show of a "robot walking a robot dog," leaving viewers amazed. Notably, the Go2 robot dog transformed into...

La Asociación China de Go publicó recientemente un comunicado en el que impone un severo castigo a la ajedrecista profesional Qin Siyue (nacida en 2006) por hacer trampa en el Campeonato Nacional de Go (individual) categoría femenina. El comunicado revela que Qin Siyue fue descubierta el 15 de diciembre de 2024 llevando un teléfono móvil y utilizando un programa de inteligencia artificial para hacer trampa. Tras la investigación, se descubrió que Qin Siyue no solo escondió su teléfono antes de la competición, sino que también hizo trampa durante la misma y ocultó los hechos cuando se le preguntó, lo que constituye una infracción grave. Nota de la imagen: La imagen fue generada por IA, proveída por Midjourney China.

A 19-year-old female Go player has been banned from professional competition for eight years and stripped of her professional rank after being found to have used AI to cheat.

AI検索プラットフォームのPerplexityは、ProバージョンにAnthropic社が新たにリリースしたClaude 3.7 Sonnetモデルを統合したことを発表しました。Perplexity公式のXプラットフォームによる最新情報によると、同社は数週間このモデルの内部テストを実施し、エージェントワークフローとコード生成能力において著しい進歩を確認したとのことです。Perplexityはツイートで「Claude 3.7 SonnetがPerple…」と発表しました。

French startup Mistral AI, a new force in the open-source AI space, recently announced plans to go public rather than being acquired. Mistral's CEO and co-founder Arthur Mensch stated in an interview with Bloomberg Television, "We are not selling." Earlier rumors suggested that Microsoft might acquire the company, partly because Microsoft invested €15 million (approximately $15.6 million) in Mistral and established a collaboration with them.

With the rapid development of artificial intelligence, the investment boom in AI chip manufacturers has gradually intensified. Among them, Blaize has attracted wide attention in the market. Founded by a former Intel engineer, the company announced its plan to go public on NASDAQ through a SPAC (Special Purpose Acquisition Company) on January 14, 2025. Blaize was established in 2011 and is headquartered in El Dorado Hills, California. To date, it has raised $335 million in investments, primarily from Samsung and Mercedes.