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Beijing Invites Cloud Providers to Support AI Enterprises
Beijing recently launched a policy to drive the development of artificial intelligence and its general intelligence branch. It aims to support AI firms by increasing cloud provider and data company usage, providing computing power, training data, and applications. US-China competition is heating up, and Beijing's policy is an important part of ensuring success for this field.
Midjourney Now Available in China Through Tencent’s QQ Platform
Midjourney is a Stockholm-based startup utilizing generative AI to power digital images, videos, and audio. Creators in China now have access to its AI-powered image generator, which is offered via Tencent's QQ instant messaging app. Chinese creators can access up to 25 images with limited features for free. Join the platform by signing in at 6 pm every Monday and Friday as of May 15. Unlock the creative power of innovative technology with Midjourney!
Discovering the Latest AI Plugins: ChatGPT, Deep Floyd, Deepfake Factories and Star Wars
Explore the world of generative AI through GAIN 13 - the 14th episode of AI news. Get to witness the new tribute to classic Star Wars and the demos of ChatGPT Plugins. Learn about the newest advances in synthetic media, the funding rounds and bans. Tune in every Thursday at 12pm ET. Hosted by Bret Kinsella, Eric Schwartz, and Jeremiah Owyang.
China Telecom Enters Artificial Intelligence Arena with Launch of Its Own ChatGPT-like Service
China Telecom has announced plans to launch their own AI technology to compete with industry giants. CTYun, a cloud unit of China Telecom is piloting their pre-trained large language models, challenging OpenAI's ChatGPT. Alibaba and NetEase are already offering similar AI services, with more tech behemoths such as Tencent, SenseTime, JD.com and ByteDance joining them. Find out more about CTYun's AI offering and the goal of the general manager Hu Zhiqiang.
China’s State Telecommunications Giant Entering AI Race with ChatGPT-Like Service
. As China strives to join the global AI competition, China Telecom has launched its own AI technology, "CTYun". It promises to cut the cost of cloud services and compete with leading players like Baidu, Alibaba and Tencent. With general manager Hu Zhiqiang's expertise, CTYun is establishing itself as the top cloud provider in China, providing developers and users with the latest options from one of the tech industry's most esteemed figures.