NVIDIA to Launch Blackwell B100 AI GPU in Q2 2024

Translated data: It has been reported that due to the rapid growth in demand for artificial intelligence, NVIDIA plans to advance the release of its next-generation Blackwell B100 AI GPU to the second quarter of 2024. NVIDIA has chosen SK Hynix's HBM3e memory to support this new GPU. Additionally, NVIDIA received samples of SK Hynix's HBM3e memory as early as August this year. The industry anticipates that the early release of the Blackwell B100 GPU will help NVIDIA maintain its leading position in the AI market.

WeChat Responds to Privacy Controversy Surrounding Weixiao AI: It Will Not Read Users' Deleted Moments

The WeChat AI assistant 'Weixiao' has sparked controversy over privacy concerns and has topped the hot search list. WeChat clarified that claims about directly reading chat records or spying on privacy are inaccurate. The assistant is a native AI, currently in a limited beta test, supporting text and voice interaction, capable of checking weather, express delivery, and takeout. It can also proactively trigger in scenarios such as Moments, official accounts, chats, and short video sections to assist with content summarization.

Gates on the Global AI Race: Four Models in China and the US Lead, the Humanoid Robot Competition in China is Very Impressive

The Gates Foundation will invest $1 billion over the next two years to promote the development of artificial intelligence, making cutting-edge technology benefit the poorest regions. Gates also shared his views on the global large model landscape, computing power carbon emissions, and Chinese humanoid robots, pointing out that according to different measures, there are currently four leading large model companies in both the US and China.

Huang Renxun: Opposes Slowing Down AI Development, the US Will Continue to Expand AI Infrastructure

NVIDIA CEO Huang Renxun had a live call with U.S. President Trump at the All-In Summit in Los Angeles, where they discussed the pace of AI development and the controversy surrounding data center construction. The conversation was broadcast to the audience via speakers. Previously, the CEO of Anthropic, Amode, had called for slowing down artificial intelligence development, highlighting the industry's division on the speed of AI advancement.

Altman Supports Slowing Down AI Development: Not Stopping Technological Progress, but Ensuring Capabilities Do Not Outpace Alignment

Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, has expressed support for slowing down AI development to avoid advanced model capabilities exceeding human control. His views align with those of the CEO of Anthropic. He acknowledges that prioritizing safety comes at a cost, but it helps maintain public confidence and demonstrates that U.S. companies can take responsibility as they develop increasingly powerful AI.

Zhipu Secures $5 Billion New Financing to Accelerate Next-Generation GLM Recursive Self-Improvement

Zhipu announced on September 13 that it has completed approximately $5 billion in financing, with funds primarily focused on the development of the next-generation GLM base model, fully self-trained system, and computing infrastructure. Zhipu will focus on "fully self-trained" as a core breakthrough direction, allowing the next-generation GLM to be trained in the intelligent environment built by its predecessor, forming a recursive self-improvement cycle.