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On March 2, Huang Yimeng, founder of XD Inc., revealed on social media that there were game companies that had cut their outsourcing concept artists team. He wrote, "AI has actually begun to affect many people's jobs."
As soon as ChatGPT was released, it aroused some discussion. In the cross-border e-commerce sector, many enterprises have started to access ChatGPT to improve operational efficiency.
On February 20, China's C9 League member Fudan University released MOSS, the first large-scale conversational language model from China. It shares its name with the computer that controls the space station in the popular Chinese sci-fi film The Wandering Earth 2.
On June 19th, Li Auto's official WeChat account "You Ge Li Xiang" released an article introducing the company's development in the field of AI large language models. Chen Wei, head of Li Auto's spatial algorithm team, stated: "We had already started training for the entire large language model before ChatGPT was introduced.
Police in Hangzhou, China recently cracked a major ransomware case. The members of the criminal gang used ChatGPT to optimise the program while committing their crimes.
ChatGPT has garnered widespread attention around the world, and the "large model" concept that underpins it has generated significant interest.
During the Digital Security Development Forum held on March 29, Zhou Hongyi, co-founder of Qihoo 360 Technology - a Chinese internet security firm - presented the company's newly developed artificial intelligence language model and showcased its practical application.
NetEase announced on February 15 that it will install the first game version of ChatGPT in China in its mobile game "Justice Online", so that smart non player characters (NPC) can freely conduct dialogue with players and give logical behavioral feedback based on that dialogue.
Recently, the Pingliang Public Security Bureau's Network Security Brigade in China cracked a case of using ChatGPT to fabricate fake information.
After announcing its ChatGPT-style project Ernie Bot, Chinese tech giant Baidu united two departments for tackling key technical problems and applying ChatGPT-related technologies to search and content products.
Following the launch of an AI virtual chat community App "Xiaokan Planet" in China, Baidu launched a similar AI chat App named "WiseAI" for the overseas market.
Xiaoice Company, Microsoft’s independent R&D team of AI products based in China, started the internal testing of its ChatGPT-like application "X-CoTA" on February 21.