Won-joon Choi said, “With the emergence of generative AI and large language model (LLM) technology, I think we have to redefine Bixby’s role so that it can be equipped with generative AI technology and become Smarter.”

It is noticed that Bixby has been launched for a long time. Although Samsung is currently busy adding “Galaxy AI” functions to its various applications and services, it has not added such capabilities to Bixby.

Samsung has yet to share more details about how it will integrate generative AI into Bixby, and it’s unclear whether Bixby will transform into a full-fledged conversational AI chatbot like ChatGPT.

Previously, Samsung said Bixby would co-exist with its Galaxy AI features on smartphones. The company mentioned at CES 2024 that artificial intelligence will help SmartThings and Bixby work together.

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It is noticed that it was previously reported that Apple is discussing with Google to add Google’s “Gemini” model to its upcoming iOS 18 system to support some generative artificial intelligence functions. At the same time, Apple has also had relevant contacts with OpenAI.

Chinese regulators have so far approved more than 40 generative AI models, including Wen Xin Yi Yan, developed by Baidu.

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The New York Times recently confirmed this news again from internal channels and disclosed more details. The relevant content is as follows:

Apple has indeed begun discussions with Google to use Gemini’s generative AI models in the next iPhone.

Three people familiar with the matter said the talks are preliminary and the exact scope of the potential deal has not yet been determined. Apple has also been in discussions with other artificial intelligence companies, one of the people said, and it hopes to harness the power of large language models to analyze large amounts of data and generate text on its own.

Two people familiar with its development revealed that although Apple is developing its own large-scale language model, the gap with ChatGPT and Gemini will not be able to catch up in a short time.

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New features as follows:

AI Summary Comment Topic

Google is experimenting with using AI to summarize large comment sections of long videos into digestible topics for discussion. Google says creators can use these review snippets to engage in review discussions or inspire new content.

Topics are pulled from published comments and are not created from comments that are pending or contain blocked words. Users participating in the test will see a new option to sort certain videos by topic when opening comments on a mobile device.

Conversational AI tools

The tool lets users get answers to questions about the video they’re watching, recommendations for related content, and more without interrupting playback. For some academic videos, the tool can aid the learning journey by providing quizzes and answers that encourage deeper understanding.

Starting today, the feature is available on select videos for a small group of users, and in the coming weeks, U.S. YouTube Premium members on Android devices will be able to join the experiment.

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Comes with new features:

AI Summary Comment Topic

Google is experimenting with using AI to summarize large comment sections of long videos into digestible topics for discussion. Google says creators can use these review snippets to engage in review discussions or inspire new content.

Topics are pulled from published comments and are not created from comments that are pending or contain blocked words. Users participating in the test will see a new option to sort certain videos by topic when opening comments on a mobile device.

Conversational AI tools

The tool lets users get answers to questions about the video they’re watching, recommendations for related content, and more without interrupting playback. For some academic videos, the tool can aid the learning journey by providing quizzes and answers that encourage deeper understanding.

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In August this year, TAL launched the self-developed 100 billion-level mathematical model MathGPT, which will be open for internal testing from now on. MathGPT is a large-scale model in the vertical field of mathematics with problem-solving and problem-telling algorithms as its core for global mathematics enthusiasts and scientific research institutions. It is also known as the first large-scale model specifically built for mathematics in China.

It is reported that when users use MathGPT, they can upload math questions in the form of text or pictures to get conversational answer feedback. They can also use the “random question” button to randomly generate math questions and have the system give answers. Currently, MathGPT supports Chinese and English versions of PC and mobile experiences.

According to the official website of MathGPT, MathGPT’s mathematical calculation capabilities have covered mathematics problems in elementary school, junior high school, and high school. The types of questions cover calculation problems, application problems, algebra problems, etc. You can also ask questions on the questions. It is not open to other than mathematics. Q&A interaction.

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 If you look carefully at what we do in terms of AI and machine learning, and how we use them, these are the "foundational technologies" that are integral to every product we produce.

 For example, our iOS 17 includes features such as personal voice and real-time voicemail, and AI is the core of these features. You can also learn more about a range of "life-saving" features on your watch and phone, such as fall detection, car accident detection and EKG on your watch. Without AI, these capabilities would not be possible.

 Artificial intelligence and machine learning are used behind these functions, but we do not deliberately use the words "AI" to promote them because in our promotion we hope to bring more valuable functions to them from the perspective of consumers.

 We're already working on generative AI, but I'm not going to go into detail. What you can be sure of is that we are investing considerable capital and we will do it responsibly. Over time, you'll see products with these technologies at their core improve.

Bloomberg reported last month that Apple is quietly catching up with competitors in the AI field. On the one hand, it has increased AI-related recruitment efforts, and on the other hand, it has also accelerated its growth through mergers and acquisitions of start-up companies. AI technology has matured and been implemented, and large language models have been developed internally.

In addition, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman mentioned in a Power On newsletter last month that the “smarter” Siri assistant will not be ready until next year at the earliest, and there are still people within Apple who are worried about this technology. , and it may take longer for Apple’s AI capabilities to become widespread across its product line.

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Siemens Industrial Copilot leverages Microsoft’s Azure OpenAI service, combining Siemens’ industrial expertise with data from its Xcelerator platform to quickly generate, optimize and debug complex automation code through natural language interaction. The companies say this can reduce some tasks that take weeks, such as simulation processes, down to minutes.

Copilot also promises to improve the efficiency of the entire industrial life cycle by providing maintenance guidance for maintenance personnel and rapid simulation access for engineers. Carmaker Schaeffler Group will be one of the first companies to adopt the product, which will generate reliable robot programming code for its engineers.

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At this event, current Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella and Windows + Devices Vice President Pavan Davuluri also attended the event and discussed Snapdragon X The impact of Elite and NPU on the future of Windows.

Satya Nadella said in his speech:

 Generative AI has set off another revolution after the mobile revolution and cloud revolution, which will affect the entire Internet and PC market.

 Many people's views may still remain on whether the system interface can be more humane, whether the interface interaction can be more natural, and whether human capabilities can be enhanced through computing, but I think the introduction of AI will soon transcend these categories.

 The arrival of AI will completely change the interaction of operating systems, UIs and applications.

Satya Nadella claims that integrating generative artificial intelligence into Windows will change the way we interact with computers. He said that in the foreseeable future, this revolutionary new interface will bring about disruptive usage methods.

Satya Nadella then talked about hybrid computing, part of which is as follows:

 Looking at the innovations that are coming, on devices with powerful NPUs, the core question is how to write applications that fully leverage local computing and cloud inference, which is what we plan to achieve through the Windows AI ecosystem.

 So I think we're actually going to have a lot of applications with local models, hybrid models, and that's the future of AI.

 Mixing is important because not all PCs are capable of rendering AI workloads natively. Next-generation computers equipped with NPUs will be able to handle more aspects of artificial intelligence locally, but not everything can be done on the device.

This will be how features like Microsoft Copilot work, where most of the functionality you’ll use is rendered in the cloud but mixed with on-device processing where it makes sense.

Satya Nadella said:

 A new generation of artificially intelligent computers is being created, so the work we're doing together will bring together these experiences that wouldn't be possible without new system architectures. For us, the most important experience will be Copilot.

 At the beginning of the Windows system, we introduced the concept of the Start button. In the future, Copilot will become the new start button in Windows systems.

 For example, Copilot can understand our intentions, guide us to open a certain application, help me learn, query, and create, completely changing the user's habits.

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According to internal documents, Qualcomm claims that Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 is its first mobile platform designed for generative artificial intelligence and the most powerful and full-featured mobile platform on the market.

Additionally, Qualcomm says the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 will “challenge consoles” and “high-end levels,” with ray tracing and global illumination capabilities powered by Unreal Engine 5.2, and the ability to upscale cutscenes to 8K.

Here are the full specs for Snapdragon 8 Gen 3:

The picture shows that Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 uses a “1 + 5 + 2” CPU cluster and uses a 4nm process. The CPU is 30% faster and consumes 20% less power, but the slide doesn’t reveal whether these improvements are compared to the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 or the previous version. As for the Adreno 750 GPU, the images show that it offers a 25% improvement in performance and efficiency over the previous generation.

The image also reveals that Qualcomm is focusing on smartphone gaming and has equipped the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 with support for Unreal Engine 5, as well as the company’s Snapdragon Gaming Super-Resolution technology, which can upscale the picture to 8K. You can also experience smooth 240FPS on a 240Hz display with the help of Qualcomm’s Adreno Frame Motion Engine 2.0, although the slide doesn’t mention how many games can run at such a frame rate.

Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 offers on-device AI support with over 10 billion parameters, while the Hexagon NPU is 98% faster and 40% more efficient than the previous generation. And as expected, the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 integrates Qualcomm’s next-generation 5G modem, supporting 10Gbps downlink speeds and 3.5Gbps uplink speeds. The chipset also supports Wi-Fi 7 and can reach speeds of 5.8Gbps.

The image above also shows the maximum memory support, camera, display and other details. Notable among them is the USB version, which is 3.1 Gen 2 and has a maximum bandwidth of 10Gbps, which means that it will be equipped with Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 and support the above specifications. The Android flagship phone can connect to an external monitor for gaming just like the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max.

Qualcomm 2023 Snapdragon Summit will be held on October 25-26, when Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 will be officially unveiled.

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