360: The '360 Smart Brain' Large Model Has Generated Nearly 20 Million Yuan in Related Business Revenue


Zhou Hongyi, the founder, chairman, and CEO of 360 Group, recently announced that the company's 360 Security Large Model will be available to the public for free. Zhou emphasized that the goal of 360 Group is to democratize large model technology, making it no longer a rare resource that only a few vendors can profit from. He hopes that this initiative will enable more enterprises and individuals to afford and effectively utilize large model technology, thereby driving technological advancements and productivity changes in the security industry.
The internal test of the 360 Smart Brain's 5 million words long text processing feature will be integrated into the 360AI Browser, providing support for various document types. Users will enjoy convenient text processing services on their mobile devices.
360 has announced the complete opening of the 360 Smart Brain large model, allowing users to experience various products of the 360 ecosystem through a one-stop login. The 360 Smart Brain introduces a more powerful intelligent assistant for web experiences, enhancing the efficiency of information acquisition. The large model's digital human can intelligently optimize user input to generate high-quality AI Q&A results. Multi-turn Q&A generation and guided follow-up questions stimulate user creativity. The 360 Smart Brain has already been implemented in industries such as finance, healthcare, and education, providing support for various sectors.
360 Smart Brain successfully entered the domestic large model market and achieved impressive results. It performed excellently on the C-Eval leaderboard, ranking 4th. The article introduces the development history of 360 Smart Brain and the strong support of its algorithm team.
The U.S. Department of Commerce has just announced a significant $4 billion investment aimed at supporting domestic semiconductor wafer production and advancing American technology. This investment is part of the CHIPS Act, intended to boost domestic semiconductor wafer production and enhance the U.S. technological prowess. The fortunate recipient this time is GlobalWafers, which has reached a preliminary non-binding memorandum of understanding (PMT) with the Commerce Department, securing this s