Grok upgrade trial | New Grok Vision and Grok Voice mobile lens for instant voice explanations with a single scan, making exploring the world easier and more fun [Traditional Chinese]

Grok has introduced new features, Grok Vision and Grok Voice, enhancing user interaction through real-time object recognition and voice responses. Initial tests show potential but highlight accuracy issues, particularly in identifying objects. With improvements, this technology could revolutionize experiences like virtual tours and interactive learning for children.

An additional budget of 1.9 trillion won will be allocated for AI… securing 10,000 GPUs. [Korean]

The South Korean government has approved an additional budget of 1.9 trillion won for AI development, focusing on securing 10,000 GPUs to enhance national AI infrastructure. This funding aims to support domestic AI semiconductor commercialization and foster innovation through various projects, including attracting top global AI researchers.

US robot makers hope to beat China in humanoid race. Tariffs could affect their ambitions. [English]

At the Robotics Summit, U.S. robot makers discussed the impact of tariffs on their industry, particularly regarding competition with China. While tariffs pose challenges, they also create opportunities for domestic production and automation, as companies seek to develop humanoid robots for various applications, including manufacturing and home use.

Aggressive portfolio adjustment! 6 funds’ heavy positions undergo a “major overhaul,” AI hardware roadmap exposed_ Securities_ Huaxia Times Network [Chinese]

In a significant shift, six funds have dramatically altered their top holdings, focusing on AI hardware and robotics. Key investments now target components for humanoid robots and smart driving systems, reflecting a strategic pivot towards high-tech sectors amid evolving market dynamics and regulatory changes in autonomous driving.

Wuxi is focusing on “Artificial Intelligence +” to forge a breakthrough “golden key” for the industry [Chinese]

Wuxi is accelerating its artificial intelligence initiatives, aiming for an industry scale exceeding 300 billion yuan by 2027. The city is fostering innovation through strategic partnerships and projects, enhancing its AI capabilities across various sectors, and positioning itself as a benchmark city for AI integration in manufacturing and technology.

Fujitsu and Riken developing 256-qubit superconducting quantum computer [London – United Kingdom] [English]

Fujitsu and Riken have announced the development of a 256-qubit superconducting quantum computer, building on their previous 64-qubit system. This new machine features advanced high-density implementation techniques and maintains compatibility with existing cooling units, showcasing the scalability of their architectural approach. Future plans include a 1,000-qubit machine by 2026.

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