More than Half of Professionals Worried About Lack of Ethical Guidelines in Company AI Usage

Tesla Achieves First Customer Vehicle Autonomous Delivery, Austin Road Challenges Remain

A few days after launching limited autonomous taxi service in Austin, Tesla once again demonstrated the latest progress in its autonomous driving software. A Model Y SUV completed a 15-mile journey from the Tesla factory to a new owner's apartment building without any human intervention. CEO Elon Musk called it "the first customer car autonomous delivery." It is reported that this Model Y was equipped with the same software as the autonomous taxi in Austin, but was downgraded to the commercially available Full Self-Driving (supervised) version at the time of delivery.

OpenAI Clarifies the Google Chip Rumors: No Large-Scale Cooperation Plan

Apple's AI Team Faces Turmoil: Top Researcher's Departure Sparks Crisis of Trust

Meta May Deprecate Its Own Llama AI and Turn to Competitors

Recently, Meta Platforms is facing a major decision, possibly abandoning its self-developed Llama AI model and adopting artificial intelligence systems from competitors such as OpenAI and Anthropic. This change reflects a significant adjustment in Meta's open-source AI strategy and also shows the company's dissatisfaction with its own product performance. The turning point occurred at the Llama 4 launch event in April, where the product was presented at Meta's Llama

Apple May Abandon In-House Development and Seek Help from OpenAI and Anthropic to Upgrade Siri

Recently, it was reported that Apple is in talks with OpenAI and Anthropic, planning to adopt their artificial intelligence technology in the upcoming new version of Siri. This shift indicates that Apple may seek external help in the AI field, significantly altering its long-standing strategy of relying on in-house development. Currently, Apple's AI features are mainly based on its self-developed "Apple Foundation Model," which is expected to launch a new voice assistant in 2026. However, if Apple adopts third-party technology...

New Release of Qwen-TTS Adds Support for Three Chinese Dialects

Recently, a speech synthesis model called Qwen-TTS has made new progress, with its latest version update completed through the Qwen API, bringing users a richer speech synthesis experience. In this update, Qwen-TTS added support for three Chinese dialects: Beijing dialect, Shanghai dialect, and Sichuan dialect, further expanding its application scenarios. The model is trained on a large-scale corpus of more than 3 million hours, achieving naturalness and expressiveness at a human level. Qwen-TTS can not only accurately