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- The first case of domestic large-scale model anti-counterfeiting and victory: Alibaba Cloud won the first instance of the lawsuit against the copycat Tongyi Qianwen App
- The first MoE model in China, abab6, was launched
- Huawei's HarmonyOS system began to completely detach from Android and turn unadapted applications into virtual machines
- BYD released the Xuanji AI model
- QAnything, a Q&A engine for NetEase Youdao's knowledge base, was announced to be open source
- OpenAI-backed physical robot 1X raises $100 million in funding
- Apple replaced Samsung as the smartphone sales champion in 2023
- Google's AR hardware will move to OEM mode
- Microsoft has officially announced the Azure Quantum development tool, rewritten in Rust
- FCC certification documents show that the Apple Vision Pro headset does not support Wi-Fi 6E and UWB
- Microsoft's latest Windows 10 update has an error that needs to be corrected using the command line
- Windows 11 completely wiped out the WordPad
- Adobe Premiere Pro brings AI-powered intelligent audio editing to boost efficiency
Domestic news
The first case of domestic large-scale model anti-counterfeiting and victory: Alibaba Cloud won the first instance of the lawsuit against the copycat Tongyi Qianwen App
The first winning judgment in the domestic large-scale model anti-counterfeiting and rights protection has appeared. Alibaba Cloud and Alibaba won the lawsuit against the publisher of the Shanzhai Tongyi Qianwen App in the first instance, and Feiyou Technology was ordered to compensate for relevant economic losses and rights protection costs for infringement of registered trademarks and false advertising, and issued an apology statement on its official website for 15 consecutive days.
The first MoE model in China, abab6, was launched
MiniMax officially announced that after half a month of internal testing and feedback from some customers, the large language model abab6 has been fully released, which is the first MoE (hybrid expert) large language model in China. Under the MoE structure, abab6 has the ability to handle complex tasks brought by large parameters, and the model can train enough data per unit time, and the computational efficiency can also be greatly improved. Based on the MoE structure, the parameters of abab6 are an order of magnitude larger than the previous version, and it has the ability to handle complex tasks brought by large parameters, and the computational efficiency will also be improved, and the model can train enough data per unit time. So far, abab6 is the first large language model based on MoE architecture with more than 100 billion parameters in China.
Huawei's HarmonyOS system is beginning to be completely separated from Android Unadapted applications will be converted into virtual machinesHuawei HarmonyOS will soon be completely separated from Android, native applications will be converted to HAP format, and unadapted applications will be converted to virtual machines. At the same time, Huawei is developing a dedicated HarmonyOS PC system, which is expected to debut in 2024. At present, the HarmonyOS ecosystem has covered a variety of devices, and Huawei PC products are expected to break away from Microsoft's Windows system and adopt its own developed system. BYD Releases Xuanji AI Large ModelOn January 16, at the 2024 BYD Dream Day event, BYD officially released the vehicle intelligent architecture "Xuanji" and "Xuanji AI Large Model". Yang Dongsheng, President of BYD's Product Planning and Automotive New Technology Research Institute, said that "Xuanji" is the industry's first intelligent architecture that integrates intelligence and electricity, allowing cars to have intelligent "brains" and "neural networks", so that they can fully perceive, concentrate on thinking, accurately control and execute like advanced intelligent lifeforms. NetEase Youdao Knowledge Base Q&A Engine QAnything Announces Open Source NetEase Youdao announced that the self-developed knowledge base Q&A engine QAnything is officially open source, which can not only call cloud large model services, but also support pure local deployment. According to reports, QAnything can be used with one-click deployment, and the system supports Word, PPT, Excel, PDF, pictures and other document formats, which can be directly imported to answer questions like "ChatGPT". It is officially recommended to deploy locally on RTX 3090 and above computers.
International news
OpenAI-backed physical robot 1X raises $100 million in funding
Norwegian humanoid robotics startup 1X Technologies (1X), backed by OpenAI and others, has announced the completion of a $100 million Series B funding round. The round was led by Swedish venture capital firm EQT Ventures, with other investors including Samsung NEXT, an investment arm of Samsung Electronics, and Norwegian venture capital firms such as Nistad Group, Sandwater, and Skagerak Capital. 1X said it wants to bring its new second-generation bipedal robot, NEO, to market and use the new funding to support existing corporate customers in areas such as logistics and security. Apple replaces Samsung as the smartphone sales champion in 2023, and according to the latest report from market research agency IDC, global smartphone shipments in 2023 fell by 3.2% year-on-year to 1.17 billion units. This is the lowest shipment record in 10 years, mainly due to macroeconomic challenges and an increase in inventories at the beginning of the year. But in the fourth quarter of last year, global smartphone shipments rose 8.5% year-over-year to 326.1 million units, higher than the previous forecast of 7.3% growth. Among them, Android manufacturers such as Transsion and Xiaomi have achieved growth in the second half of 2023 due to the rapid growth of emerging markets, but the biggest winner is Apple. Not only is Apple the only vendor in the top three to achieve positive growth every year, but it is also the No. 1 of the year for the first time, ending Samsung's dominance of the No. 1 position in annual shipments since 2010. Ryan Reith, vice president of IDC's worldwide mobile and consumer device tracking division, said that the decline in Samsung's shipments is due to Apple's competition on the one hand, and on the other hand, due to the diversification of the entire Android market. Microsoft officially announced the Azure Quantum development tool rewritten in Rust Microsoft released the Azure Quantum Development Tool (QDK) in 2017, which is mainly used for Azure quantum development. In 2023, Microsoft announced that it will use the Rust language to rewrite related tools, and the official claim that the Azure Quantum development tools 1.0 version rewritten in Rust is "more than 100 times faster, and the installation size is 1/100 smaller", the overall installation and development process is simpler, and even related tools can be applied in the browser. Google's AR hardware will move to OEM mode Google recently announced an internal announcement announcing the reorganization of the equipment and services teams responsible for the Pixel, Nest and Fitbit hardware. As part of this reorganization, a functional organizational model was moved on, with dedicated teams consolidating hardware engineering for Pixel, Nest, and Fitbit. As a result, this aspect of all of Google's hardware products will be led by a single person. This also means that Fitbit co-founders James Park and Eric Friedman, as well as other Fitbit leaders, will leave Google. At the same time, Google will lay off hundreds of employees in the Devices & Services division as part of the reorganization, but most of the layoffs will occur in first-party augmented reality (AR) hardware teams, and Google will no longer develop its own augmented reality hardware, but will work through an OEM partnership model. FCC certification documents show that Apple's Vision Pro headset does not support Wi-Fi 6E and UWB Apple's Vision Pro headset has recently been certified by the FCC agency, and relevant documents confirm that the Vision Pro headset is not approved to operate at a frequency of 6 GHz, indicating that the headset does not support Wi-Fi 6E. In addition, a document in Apple's application confirms that the Vision Pro supports normal Wi-Fi 2.4 running on the 5 GHz and 6 GHz bands. Apple hasn't released the full technical specifications of the Vision Pro yet, so only limited details can be provided. According to what is known, Apple says that the headset comes with an M2 chip, a new R1 chip that handles camera and microphone inputs, and 256GB of base storage and 16GB of RAM.
For programmers
Microsoft's latest Windows 10 update has an error that needs to be corrected using the command line
Microsoft unveiled a routine security update last Tuesday, and as a result, many Windows 10 users reported experiencing 0x80070643 bugs via social media. Issue Patch KB5034441 is designed to fix the BitLocker vulnerability in Windows 10 21H2 and 22H2. Microsoft says that the 0x80070643 error code may not be correct, and the actual cause of the error is related to the insufficient capacity of the recovery partition, "Windows Recovery Environment servicing failed. (CBS_E_INSUFFICIENT_DISK_SPACE)”。 Earlier versions of Windows 10 had smaller recovery partitions. Fixing this error requires the user to open a command prompt window with administrative privileges and execute a series of commands to resize the partition to 250 MB. Users complain about when Windows became Linux.
Windows 11 completely wiped out the WordPad
Following the announcement last September that it would remove the WordPad program from Windows 11, Microsoft has already begun to take action, and the latest Windows 11 Build 26020 Canary is no longer visible in the closed beta. If you're upgrading from an older version, WordPad will still be there, but if you install it fresh, it's gone. In addition, unlike some old programs that have been removed, but can be re-followed through system function changes or app stores, WordPad will disappear completely, and there is no official way to reinstall it.
Adobe Premiere Pro brings AI-powered intelligent audio editing to boost efficiency
Adobe today introduced new AI-powered audio editing capabilities to Premiere Pro, a video editing software designed to free editors' hands, reduce tedious tasks, and allow them to focus on creative work. These new features will be unveiled in the public beta of Premiere Pro, which begins today.