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Plus Is Meta Winning The AI Game
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China's TongTong 2.0: AI Kid Now Smarter Than Ever
China just unveiled TongTong 2.0, an upgraded AI system that thinks and learns like a 5- to 6-year-old kid, leveling up from its previous toddler-like smarts. Revealed at the 2025 Zhongguancun Forum, this AI can now update its knowledge and skills on the fly, aiming to be the "brain" for future robots. Developers plan to integrate TongTong 2.0 into physical robots, boosting their interaction game and overall intelligence.
Meta's Open-Source AI Flex: The Edge Over ChatGPT and Others
Meta's playing the long game by open-sourcing its AI models, like Llama, letting devs worldwide tweak and improve them. This move not only accelerates innovation but also positions Meta as a major player in the AI scene. Meanwhile, competitors like OpenAI keep their models locked up, potentially slowing their growth.
Microsoft's AI Skills Fest: Level Up Your AI Game for Free
Microsoft is launching the AI Skills Fest, a free 50-day event starting April 8, 2025, packed with AI training, live sessions, and hackathons. Kicking off with a Guinness World Record attempt for the most users taking an online AI lesson in 24 hours, participants can earn badges, certifications, and even snag discounts on future courses. Whether you're a tech pro, business leader, or just AI-curious, there's something for everyone.
AI Transforms China's Dahaize Coal Mine into a Profit Powerhouse
China's Dahaize coal mine is leveling up by integrating AI and automation, cutting down on manual labor and boosting efficiency. This tech upgrade is not only making operations safer but also significantly increasing profits. It's a prime example of how smart tech is revolutionizing traditional industries.
Michael Kratsios: The Tech Whiz Steering Trump's AI Battle Plan
Michael Kratsios, once Peter Thiel's right-hand man, is now leading the White House's tech game as head of the Office of Science and Technology Policy. His mission? Craft an AI strategy that keeps China in check without messing up U.S. businesses. With China's AI startup DeepSeek flexing powerful, budget-friendly models, Kratsios is all about boosting U.S. innovation while keeping a close eye on national security.
YouTube Cracks Down on AI-Generated Fake Movie Trailers
Hollywood studios like Warner Bros. and Paramount have been cashing in on AI-generated fake movie trailers on YouTube by redirecting ad revenue instead of taking them down. These channels, such as Screen Culture and KH Studio, mix real clips with AI content, often misleading viewers.
Sam Altman Begs Users to Chill on Ghibli-Style AI Art Frenzy
OpenAI's CEO Sam Altman is pleading with users to ease up on generating Studio Ghibli-style images, as the viral trend is overwhelming their systems and leaving the team sleep-deprived. The surge in AI-crafted Ghibli art has sparked debates on copyright and the ethics of mimicking distinct artistic styles.
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By Chris KalaboukisPlus Is Meta Winning The AI Game
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China's TongTong 2.0: AI Kid Now Smarter Than Ever
China just unveiled TongTong 2.0, an upgraded AI system that thinks and learns like a 5- to 6-year-old kid, leveling up from its previous toddler-like smarts. Revealed at the 2025 Zhongguancun Forum, this AI can now update its knowledge and skills on the fly, aiming to be the "brain" for future robots. Developers plan to integrate TongTong 2.0 into physical robots, boosting their interaction game and overall intelligence.
Meta's Open-Source AI Flex: The Edge Over ChatGPT and Others
Meta's playing the long game by open-sourcing its AI models, like Llama, letting devs worldwide tweak and improve them. This move not only accelerates innovation but also positions Meta as a major player in the AI scene. Meanwhile, competitors like OpenAI keep their models locked up, potentially slowing their growth.
Microsoft's AI Skills Fest: Level Up Your AI Game for Free
Microsoft is launching the AI Skills Fest, a free 50-day event starting April 8, 2025, packed with AI training, live sessions, and hackathons. Kicking off with a Guinness World Record attempt for the most users taking an online AI lesson in 24 hours, participants can earn badges, certifications, and even snag discounts on future courses. Whether you're a tech pro, business leader, or just AI-curious, there's something for everyone.
AI Transforms China's Dahaize Coal Mine into a Profit Powerhouse
China's Dahaize coal mine is leveling up by integrating AI and automation, cutting down on manual labor and boosting efficiency. This tech upgrade is not only making operations safer but also significantly increasing profits. It's a prime example of how smart tech is revolutionizing traditional industries.
Michael Kratsios: The Tech Whiz Steering Trump's AI Battle Plan
Michael Kratsios, once Peter Thiel's right-hand man, is now leading the White House's tech game as head of the Office of Science and Technology Policy. His mission? Craft an AI strategy that keeps China in check without messing up U.S. businesses. With China's AI startup DeepSeek flexing powerful, budget-friendly models, Kratsios is all about boosting U.S. innovation while keeping a close eye on national security.
YouTube Cracks Down on AI-Generated Fake Movie Trailers
Hollywood studios like Warner Bros. and Paramount have been cashing in on AI-generated fake movie trailers on YouTube by redirecting ad revenue instead of taking them down. These channels, such as Screen Culture and KH Studio, mix real clips with AI content, often misleading viewers.
Sam Altman Begs Users to Chill on Ghibli-Style AI Art Frenzy
OpenAI's CEO Sam Altman is pleading with users to ease up on generating Studio Ghibli-style images, as the viral trend is overwhelming their systems and leaving the team sleep-deprived. The surge in AI-crafted Ghibli art has sparked debates on copyright and the ethics of mimicking distinct artistic styles.