1. Trump: Several companies will invest $500 billion to build AI infrastructure.
2. OpenAICFO responds to Musk's lawsuit: This is a means of competition, AI is too expensive and the non-profit model is unsustainable.
3. Foreign media: Microsoft said it is no longer the exclusive cloud service provider of OpenAI.
4. Goldman Sachs launches artificial intelligence assistant to improve employee efficiency-report.
5. UNESCO calls for the rational application of artificial intelligence in education.
6. Baidu Wenku AI function MAU exceeds 90 million, "Free Canvas" starts public beta.
7. Meta plans to launch "Oakley" smart glasses and explore the development of smart watches and headphones.
8. Tom Cat: No bionic humanoid robot has been launched, and the AI companion product matrix is being optimized.
9. British media: ByteDance plans to spend $12 billion to develop AI chips in 2025.
10. The country's first heterogeneous humanoid robot training ground was officially opened, which can accommodate more than 100 humanoid robots for training at the same time.
11. According to people familiar with the matter, the EU will raise concerns with the United States about its decision to restrict Nvidia and other companies from exporting artificial intelligence chips to some of its member states.
12. Alibaba Cloud's ninth-generation ECS g9i enterprise-level instance is now available for global testing, with a 20% increase in computing power performance.
