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Robin Li, CEO of Baidu, a Chinese tech giant that is planning to launch a new generation of its large language model Ernie Bot in March, issued an internal letter on February 22 to further introduce the ChatGPT-style chatbot and the development of AI technology.
At the Shenzhen 2023 X-Lake Forum held on Thursday, Baidu's founder and CEO, Robin Li, gave a speech the on recent development of the AI industry in China.
On April 10, Wang Xiaochuan, the founder of Chinese search engine Sogou, announced his foray into large-scale models by co-founding an artificial intelligence company called Baichuan Intelligence with former Sogou COO Ru Liyun.
Ren Zhengfei, founder and CEO of Chinese telecoms giant Huawei, delivered a speech at a recent symposium where he addressed several issues, including chip supply, ChatGPT, the company's future direction for research and development, and its employee selection systems.
At the StarFire Cognitive Large Model V1.5 upgrade conference held by iFLYTEK in June this year, there were multiple mentions of statements such as "iFLYTEK StarFire is just a step away from ChatGPT" and "It will surpass ChatGPT before October this year". Although iFlytek has the suspicion of 'staged marketing', given the current technological capabilities demonstrated by domestic AI large models, it is not impossible to surpass ChatGPT.
The emergence of generative artificial intelligence (AI) models, such as ChatGPT, has sparked severe competition. China's focus on ensuring compliance with this technology is driving the implementation of regulatory measures.
Since the global surge in use of ChatGPT, a prototype chatbot developed by San Francisco-based artificial intelligence lab OpenAI, many related mini-programs have appeared on Tencent's WeChat app popular in China, although they now appear to have been restricted.
Easou Technology, a digital reading business headquartered in Shenzhen, recently submitted an application for listing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange with BOC International as the exclusive sponsor.
Chinese tech giant Baidu said on February 7 that it would complete internal testing of a ChatGPT-style project called "Ernie Bot" in March.
He Xiaodong, the Vice President of JD.com, which is one of China's largest e-commerce companies, announced on April 8 at a summit that the company will be launching an "industrial version" of ChatGPT called ChatJD this year.
As the discussion caused by artificial intelligence chat robot ChatGPT continues to heat up, the science and technology circle is welcoming the new buzz. Many Chinese tech giants have made great efforts to seize the opportunity to create the first "Chinese version of ChatGPT".
On March 14, Chinese artificial intelligence pioneer SenseTime unveiled Intern 2.5, a multimodal open-source large-language model, amid the latest AI wave triggered by ChatGPT.