Meitu Cloud Repair Pro Version Officially Released, Smart Retouching API Services Now Available


OpenAI launched its Pro subscription plan on April 10th, with a monthly fee of $100, marking its business model's shift towards a tiered and specialized approach. The plan is mainly aimed at heavy users, featuring core highlights such as unlimited access, priority processing, and productivity assurance, aiming to address high-frequency usage needs.
Baidu Wangpan's AI creative generation tool, 'Super Canvas', has launched a Pro version aimed at providing efficient and customized creative generation services for studios. Users can simply upload images and choose from over 70 styles to easily generate photoshoots with different makeup, clothing, and scenes. Its 'Background Redraw' feature intelligently identifies and extracts the subject, allowing users to switch backgrounds with one click, reducing setup costs. The Pro version is specifically designed for studios, supporting batch generation of entire style sets and enabling online collaboration across multiple devices, greatly enhancing work efficiency. It offers customized creative services to assist studios.
AMD CEO Lisa Su is expected to visit Korea next month to meet Samsung executives on AI chip and tech cooperation, with Samsung potentially becoming AMD's HBM4 supplier. The two signed an AI memory and computing MOU in March, and talks may finalize cooperation.....
The Microsoft Research team has collaborated with Harvard University and the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard to launch an experimental multi-modal AI research system called Project Quine, which brings the concept of a "biological research world model" into practical application for the first time. Positioned as a biological research world model, it aims to bridge computational biology modeling with wet lab experiments. The core is a joint representation world model covering genomics, proteins, chemistry, cell states, and biological imaging, along with interactive components.
According to Business Insider, Walmart explicitly prohibited stores from displaying any signs created by AI tools on the 29th to block AI junk content. Walmart has always required that signs be designed and printed by the company, and this move further tightens the rules, banning even AI-generated versions. Posters must still be approved by the headquarters. The report states that the ban targets frontline managers who use AI to save costs, which may harm the brand.