# AI
Latest news and articles about AI
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Google's Midnight Surprise: Pro-Level Intelligence at 'Cabbage Price', How Will OpenAI Compete?
Google has launched its new model, Gemini 3 Flash, which offers Pro-level intelligence at a significantly lower cost and improved speed compared to its predecessors. This model has achieved impressive performance metrics in various benchmarks, positioning itself as a strong competitor in the AI market. With its advanced capabilities, Gemini 3 Flash is set to reshape the landscape for developers and enterprises, making AI applications more accessible and efficient.
Step-Stars Releases AI Agent Series Model 'Step-GUI'; Aishi Technology Reaches Full-Stack AI Cooperation with Alibaba Cloud | Future Business Early Reference
Step-Stars has launched its new AI Agent series model 'Step-GUI', which includes cloud and edge models aimed at enhancing market coverage. Meanwhile, Aishi Technology has partnered with Alibaba Cloud to develop AI video generation capabilities. Additionally, JD.com has introduced a 'self-pickup' feature to improve its competitiveness in the retail market.
Former OpenAI Researcher Yao Shunyu Joins Tencent; Co-Creation Data Predicts Three Major Development Trends in AI Computing Power Industry
Yao Shunyu, a former researcher at OpenAI, has joined Tencent as Chief AI Scientist, leading efforts in large model development. Tencent's structural changes signal its commitment to enhancing its AI capabilities. Additionally, Co-Creation Data forecasts significant trends in the AI computing power industry, emphasizing hardware innovation and a shift towards collaborative and sustainable computing solutions.
The Battle for the 'First Stock' of AI Large Models Has Begun! MiniMax and Zhiyu AI Have Passed the Hong Kong Stock Exchange Hearing
MiniMax and Zhiyu AI, two Chinese AI unicorns, have passed the Hong Kong Stock Exchange hearing, marking the start of competition for the title of the first stock in AI large models. MiniMax plans to list in January 2026, while Zhiyu AI has reported significant business growth, including over 100 million yuan in annual recurring revenue. Both companies are positioned to lead in the rapidly evolving AI industry.
Economic Daily Report: Platforms Requiring Merchants to Offer Lowest Prices May Constitute Monopoly; Tax Authorities Report Three Cases of Tax Evasion by Platform Enterprises; Apple Faces Largest Executive Exodus Since 2011
The article discusses various economic developments in China, including potential monopolistic practices by online platforms, breakthroughs in high-speed rail technology, and government initiatives to increase residents' income. It also highlights tax evasion cases involving platform enterprises and the ongoing executive shake-up at Apple, marking significant changes in the tech industry.
Small Parameters, High Speed! Luo Fuli's Debut Commentary on AI's New Achievements - Why Did Xiaomi Change Its Mind from 'Not Making Large Models' to Open Sourcing Multiple Models in a Year?
Xiaomi has introduced its open-source Xiaomi MiMo-V2-Flash large model, which reportedly surpasses competitors in performance and cost efficiency. This marks a significant shift in Xiaomi's strategy towards large models, reflecting the company's ambition to establish itself in the AGI space while navigating pressures in its smartphone and automotive businesses.
Focusing on Three Major Controversies of AI, Zhang Jinqi from Zhuque Fund Analyzes AI's Rational Prosperity
Zhang Jinqi from Zhuque Fund discussed three major controversies in the AI industry during the annual strategy meeting, focusing on commercialization, capital expenditure, and bubble concerns. He emphasized that while there are signs of localized overheating, the overall AI industry remains in a rational development phase, with strong demand for computing power and a healthy capital expenditure environment. Zhang also highlighted the importance of viewing AI investments through an industry development lens to balance risks and opportunities.
After Joining Xiaomi for Over a Month, 'AI Prodigy' Luo Fuli Makes Her Debut
Luo Fuli, a prominent AI expert, made her debut at Xiaomi's partner conference, introducing the company's new AI model, Xiaomi MiMo-V2-Flash. The model boasts significant capabilities and has been officially launched as open-source. Luo's background includes notable achievements in AI research and development, highlighting her potential impact on Xiaomi's future in AI technology.
How Will Baidu Make Money on Vibe Coding?
Baidu's new no-code application platform, Miaoda, has gained significant traction since its launch, generating over 500,000 applications in eight months. The platform focuses on Vibe Coding, targeting non-technical users while positioning itself as a B2B product. Baidu aims to monetize Miaoda through user payments for cloud resources and model usage, while also striving to build a robust developer ecosystem to compete with other major players in the low-code development market.
OpenAI's New Model is Here! 4x Speed, 20% Price Drop, Yet Netizens Sigh: Still Losing to Google
OpenAI has launched its new GPT-Image-1.5 model, boasting a fourfold increase in speed and a 20% price reduction on its API. While some users praise its enhanced capabilities, experts warn that it still lags behind competitors like Google's Nano Banana Pro in handling complex visual tasks. The article raises questions about the implications of this competition in the AI landscape and whether it signifies true innovation or merely a tactical response to market pressures.
AMD Chair and CEO Lisa Su Leads Executive Team to Visit Lenovo and Observes Humanoid Robots
Lisa Su, AMD's Chair and CEO, visited Lenovo's headquarters in Beijing with her executive team, confirming ongoing collaborations in the AI PC sector. This visit highlights AMD's competitive positioning in the AI market, especially against Nvidia, with Lenovo also strengthening ties with Nvidia for future collaborations.
AI Waste Flooding! Merriam-Webster's 2025 Word of the Year: 'slop'
Merriam-Webster has announced 'slop' as its Word of the Year for 2025, reflecting the widespread concern over low-quality AI-generated content flooding social media and the internet. The term symbolizes the complex emotions surrounding artificial intelligence, highlighting both fascination and frustration. The rise in searches for 'slop' indicates a growing awareness among users of the prevalence of false or low-quality content online.