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Academician Yao Qizhi: Embodied Intelligence Must Transition from Imitation to Reasoning
Academician Yao Qizhi emphasized the need for embodied intelligence to evolve from imitation to reasoning, address data collection challenges, enhance coordination of skills, and establish unified evaluation standards. He outlined four key areas for future breakthroughs in this field during a conference.
Oracle: Cooperation Arrangement with OpenAI 'Not Delayed'
Oracle has refuted claims that the completion of a data center for OpenAI has been delayed from 2027 to 2028. The company confirmed that all project milestones are on schedule and were established in collaboration with OpenAI after the agreement was finalized.
Completion Date for Some Oracle Data Centers for OpenAI Delayed from 2027 to 2028
Oracle has delayed the completion of certain data centers for OpenAI from 2027 to 2028 due to labor and material shortages. This postponement could affect OpenAI's operations and highlights the ongoing challenges in the AI infrastructure sector.
Google Launches AI Voice Simultaneous Interpretation Feature That Works Regardless of the Other Person's Nationality
Google has launched an advanced AI voice simultaneous interpretation feature in its translation application, enabling real-time translation without needing to know the other person's nationality. This feature supports over 70 languages and aims to provide more natural translations, enhancing both text and voice translation capabilities. The beta version is currently available on Android devices in select countries and will expand to iOS and more regions by 2026.
Ant Group Launches First 100B Parameter Diffusion Language Model LLaDA2.0
Ant Group has launched the LLaDA2.0 series, which includes a 100 billion parameter diffusion language model, marking a significant advancement in large language model technology. This release highlights the company's focus on innovation in artificial intelligence and natural language processing.
ChatGPT Accused of Triggering Homicide, Marking the First Direct Lawsuit Linking AI Chat with Murder in the U.S.
A lawsuit has been filed against OpenAI and Microsoft, claiming that ChatGPT contributed to a man's delusions that led him to murder his mother. This case marks the first instance in the U.S. where an AI chatbot is directly linked to a homicide, raising concerns about the responsibilities of AI developers in mental health contexts.
OpenAI Officially Releases GPT-5.2 Series Models; Broadcom's Fourth Quarter Net Profit Increases by 39% Year-on-Year, AI Semiconductor Business Expected to Double
OpenAI has officially launched its GPT-5.2 series models, which outperform previous generations and lead in benchmark tests against Google's Gemini 3. Broadcom reported a 39% increase in net profit for the fourth quarter and expects its AI semiconductor revenue to double. Additionally, Eli Lilly announced promising results for its weight loss drug, while Rivian unveiled its self-developed AI chips to challenge NVIDIA.
GPT-5.2 is here! OpenAI claims it is the strongest agent coding model, surpassing human experts! Altman expects to lift the 'red alert' status in January next year
OpenAI has launched GPT-5.2, its latest AI model, which surpasses human expert levels in various professional tasks and sets multiple industry benchmarks. The model is designed to enhance productivity in coding, data analysis, and other professional applications. CEO Sam Altman anticipates lifting the company's 'red alert' status by January 2026, indicating confidence in the model's performance amidst competitive pressures.
Technology Morning Report | Bilibili Denies Rumor That All Videos Require Membership for Full Viewing; Xiaomi's First Major Appliance Factory Completed and Operational
Bilibili has denied rumors that all video content will require a paid membership for full access starting in March 2026. Meanwhile, Xiaomi has completed its first major appliance factory in Wuhan, and several significant technological advancements were reported, including a successful test flight of a heavy-lift electric aircraft and the beta release of Huawei's HarmonyOS for enterprise computers.
AI Morning Report | Meta's new model Avocado may become closed-source, expected to launch next spring; insiders reveal Quark AI glasses' production capacity may be released in January
Meta is shifting its focus towards developing monetizable AI models, with a new closed-source model named 'Avocado' expected to launch in spring 2026. Meanwhile, Quark AI glasses are seeing a surge in demand, prompting an increase in production capacity. Additionally, significant collaborations in AI and 5G communication are emerging, alongside substantial investments in AI capabilities by the U.S. Department of Energy.
Sudden Launch! GPT-5.2 Goes Live in the Early Morning, First Batch of Testing Exclaims: Indeed the First, But No Longer the Only King
OpenAI has launched GPT-5.2 without prior announcements, marking a significant upgrade in AI capabilities. The new model, particularly the Thinking version, shows substantial improvements in various benchmarks, outperforming human experts in many tasks. However, challenges remain, including high costs and competition from other AI models, raising questions about OpenAI's future in a rapidly evolving market.
Elon Musk, Jensen Huang, and Fei-Fei Li Among Time Magazine's Annual Person of the Year Honoring AI Creators
Time Magazine has named influential figures in artificial intelligence, including Elon Musk, Jensen Huang, and Fei-Fei Li, as its 2025 Person of the Year. The magazine highlights the significant impact of AI on various aspects of life and explores the tensions between AI advocates and those concerned about job displacement. This recognition reflects the growing prominence of AI in society and its potential to reshape the future.