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On March 28th, it was reported that Tencent AI Lab unveiled its self-developed 3D game scene automatic generation solution at the 2023 Game Developers Conference. Through AIGC technology, this solution helps developers create highly realistic and diverse virtual city scenes in a very short amount of time, greatly improving game development efficiency.
Chinese artificial intelligence (AI) technology company Haomo.ai announced that it will release the autonomous driving generative model "DriveGPT" on April 11.
Wang Haifeng, Baidu's Chief Technology Officer, announced the latest progress of PaddlePaddle, China's first deep learning platform, at the WAVE SUMMIT+2021 held on Sunday.
On July 6th, at the 2023 World Artificial Intelligence Conference, Wang Haifeng, Chief Technology Officer of Baidu. and Director of the National Engineering Research Center for Deep Learning Technology and Applications revealed that as of now, PaddlePaddle has attracted 7.5 million developers.
Robin Li, Founder, Chairman and CEO of Chinese tech giant Baidu, announced on Thursday morning a new round of an executive rotational program in an email to all employees.
Xiaohongshu, a Chinese lifestyle sharing platform, has assembled a dedicated team for large model development since March. The team comprises core employees from the natural language processing technical team of advertising businesses.
Amidst a flood of AI products from leading corporations such as Baidu, Huawei, and Alibaba, ByteDance's AI project has also emerged on the surface.
Chinese artificial intelligence startup SenseTime will begin offering shares on the exchange on December 7.
On March 14, Kai-Fu Lee, Chairman and CEO of Sinovation Ventures, a venture capital firm, first talked about ChatGPT and made a prediction about the AI 2.0 era.
28 Chinese companies were recently placed on a new entity blacklist created by the US, blocking these companies from buying American products.
A "press release" about the cancellation of the traffic restrictions based on the last digit of license plate numbers by a local government in China went viral on February 16. After tracking the actual publisher, it was determined to have been written by ChatGPT, generating wide concern about AI-generated fake news.
Despite Kimi's current success, a securities analyst warned that its relatively low technical threshold could lead to intense competition in the future.