OpenAI's GPTBot Faces Ban, Publishers Concerned About Content Being Free for AI Chatbots

Translated data: Recently, OpenAI's web crawler, GPTBot, has been blocked by major websites and publishers worldwide. Content providers and publishers are concerned that their original content may be accessed for free by AI without compensation. Industry insiders suggest that AI companies like OpenAI should engage in commercial licensing and compensation negotiations with media enterprises. The balance between AI innovation and content protection remains to be actively explored by all parties involved.

AI Daily Report - June 30th: Baidu Open Sources the WENXIN Large Model 4.5 Series; Tongyi Qianwen Multimodal Generation Model Qwen VLo

Welcome to the AIbase [AI Daily Report] section! Spend three minutes a day to learn about the latest AI events, helping you understand AI industry trends and innovative AI product applications. For more AI news, visit: https://www.aibase.com/zh1. Baidu officially releases the WENXIN Large Model 4.5 series and fully opens it to the public, featuring ten new models with various parameter configurations. These models are trained and inferred using the PaddlePaddle framework, achieving a FLOPs utilization rate of 47%, and perform well in multi-modal text tasks.

OpenAI's Frequent Crawling Causes 3D Model Website Outage

Recently, a Ukrainian website focused on human 3D models, Trilegangers, faced an unprecedented traffic attack that caused its servers to crash. The site aims to provide a vast array of human 3D model data for 3D artists and game developers, but has been overwhelmed by frequent crawling from OpenAI's GPTBot. According to Trilegangers staff, despite the site's usage policy explicitly prohibiting unauthorized crawling and use, the situation has not been adequately addressed.

Google Bard GemPro Surpasses GPT-4, Claims Second Place in LMSYS Chatbot Rankings

The Google Bard GemPro version has successfully surpassed GPT-4 in the LMSYS chatbot rankings, bringing significant changes to the chatbot field. Bard is now the second highest-scoring chatbot on the LMSYS list, gradually catching up to the champion, GPT-4 Turbo. Bard's rise is attributed to its adoption of Google's Gemini Pro large multimodal model, making it the second model on the list to achieve over 1200 points. LMSYS Org states that Bard's surge in the rankings is a remarkable development.

Midjourney to Launch Consistent Character Generation Feature This Month

Midjourney plans to launch a consistent character generation feature this month, addressing the issue of character inconsistency in its high-quality image generation. This new feature will enhance user experience and strengthen Midjourney's competitiveness in the image generation field. The company also plans to roll out a video generation feature in February and quickly introduce style tweaking capabilities. This series of features will refine the Midjourney platform and provide users with a better experience. Midjourney is expected to surpass competitors in the video generation area in the future.

ChatGPT is set to undergo a major upgrade as OpenAI launches new feature Project Sunshine

OpenAI plans to launch a new feature called 'Project Sunshine' to make ChatGPT more personalized. The upgrade includes more coherent conversations, continually improving learning capabilities, and custom memory functions. In 2024, an upgrade to the GPT Store is planned, adding search functionality and showcasing the best custom GPT applications. The temporary chat function will provide information that is only used within the current chat window, facilitating shared accounts for multiple teams. ChatGPT will have enhanced memory capabilities, allowing users to personalize through settings.