Microsoft Azure AI Adds 40 New Large Models, Covering Text, Image, Code, and Speech Generation

AI Gist is an open-source AI prompt management tool that supports variable replacement, Jinja templates, and multi-language functionality, helping developers efficiently manage prompts. Its core features include dynamic template generation, AI-optimized prompts, cloud backup, and multi-view management, making it particularly suitable for scenarios such as chatbots that require frequent adjustments to prompts. The tool supports multiple languages including Chinese, English, and Japanese, and is released under the Apache 2.0 open-source license. It has received over 100 GitHub stars within two weeks. Future plans include optimizing AI algorithms and adding support for localization.
In 2023, AI games experienced explosive growth, with the number of AI games on the Steam platform exceeding 8,000, representing an 800% year-on-year increase, accounting for 7% of new games. It is expected to rise to 20% by 2025. AI applications have formed a complete industrial chain, with 60% focused on virtual asset generation, while also penetrating areas such as sound effects, storylines, and marketing. Developer attitudes are divided: 52% use AI tools, while 27% explicitly reject them. The popularity of AI has led to a de-technologization phenomenon, triggering competition in prompt wars and causing serious market homogenization. Currently, AI on Steam
TSMC's market cap surpasses $1T, driven by AI chip demand. 2023 revenue forecast raised to 30%, shares up 50% from April lows. Strong AI orders and advanced tech boost outlook.....
In Q2 2025, India's IT giants collectively fell into the AI vision bubble: Wipro secured a $2.7 billion order but saw both revenue and profits decline, TCS saw only 1.3% revenue growth while avoiding comments on the fate of its $1.5 billion AI pipeline, HCLTech boldly announced a collaboration with OpenAI but GenAI transactions dropped by 12%. The only bright spot was Tech Mahindra, whose net profit increased by 34%, but the overall industry remains stuck in a PowerPoint transformation dilemma. In contrast, Accenture has already achieved $4.1 billion in AI orders, showing that Indian companies still lack quantifiable AI financial indicators.
Three writers have collectively sued the AI company Anthropic, accusing it of using pirated books to train its AI models without authorization. The lawsuit states that millions of e-books were illegally used, including copyrighted works, which harm authors' rights and impact the publishing industry. The court has ruled to handle the case separately. Similar lawsuits are increasing, such as those initiated by companies like Reddit and Universal Music. The case highlights the conflict between AI development and copyright protection, and the industry is expected to face stricter regulations in the future. Balancing technological innovation with intellectual property protection has become a key issue.
Zhuji Power has received strategic investment from JD.com, accelerating the mass production of humanoid robots and the research and development of embodied intelligence technology. The company has launched the IDS Collaborative Innovation Strategy, serving innovators, developers, and system integrators by providing an open technology platform. A full-size humanoid robot is expected to be launched in 2025, with the ability to adapt to complex environments. The bipedal robot TRON1 has already been applied in areas such as inspection and security, and a developer kit has been released. The company's LimX VGM large model enables cross-platform operation capabilities, and more visual-language-action large model results will be released this year.