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Today is March 17th, and it’s another happy Friday!

If you have any plans for the weekend, please share with me! (This worker just wants to lie down, as shown in the picture)

What’s new in the tech world today? Let’s take a look at it with the Daily News~

Musk slams OpenAI

Musk once again criticized OpenAI’s “profitability”:

Still confused how a nonprofit I donated $100 million to became a $30 billion for-profit. If it's legal, why doesn't everyone do it?

Some netizens complained: Aren’t you one of the founders of OpenAI?

Yan Shuicheng joins Zhiyuan as visiting chief scientist

According to Zhiyuan news, Yan Shuicheng, an expert in the field of computer vision and machine learning, has joined Zhiyuan Research Institute as visiting chief scientist.

Professor Gan Shui Seng is an academician of the Singapore Academy of Engineering, a fellow of AAAI, ACM, IEEE and IAPR. Previously, he served as Zhiyuan Scholar-Chief Scientist of Machine Learning and Chief Scientist of Sea Group.

His research areas include computer vision, machine learning, and multimodal analysis. So far, Professor Yan’s H-index is as high as 130+. He has also been named the Global Highly Cited Scientist of the Year eight times.

NTU unable to reproduce room temperature superconductivity

The latest research by Wen Haihu's team at Nanjing University found that its lutetium hydrogen nitrogen compound (LuH2 doped with N) has the same composition as the Dias team, the original author who claimed to achieve room temperature superconductivity a few days ago, but no superconductivity was found.

At around 1GPa, the resistance has some abnormalities near room temperature, which may be a structural phase change. This phenomenon does not occur under high pressure.

Currently, there are many research groups around the world that have studied high-voltage superconductivity of Lu-H compounds, but they have failed to reproduce the room-temperature superconductivity phenomenon of the Dias team.

Related topics have nearly 1.5 million views on Zhihu.

Microsoft encounters AI hardware shortage internally

According to foreign media sources, people familiar with the matter said that Microsoft is currently facing a shortage of internal AI server hardware.

In order to ensure that New Bing and the new version of Office tools receive sufficient hardware resources, Microsoft has to adopt a quota supply method for hardware resources and limit the usage of other internal AI tool development teams.

Such a move has been dissatisfied by some customers: they often have to wait a long time to use the OpenAI software provided through Microsoft's Azure cloud service. Microsoft said it is stepping up its efforts to acquire more hardware to enhance AI computing power.

Hangzhou Asian Games cancels "Hearthstone" project

According to news, the Hangzhou Asian Games announced that it will cancel the "Hearthstone" project. At the same time, seven e-sports competition projects will be set up.

△ Source: People’s Daily

The announcement stated that "Hearthstone" is an e-sports project produced by Blizzard Entertainment in the United States and operated by China NetEase in China. Due to the expiration of the business cooperation between the two parties, they failed to reach an agreement on the renewal of the contract, resulting in the project operation team And the server is in a terminated state, and it no longer meets the prerequisites for inclusion in the e-sports events of the Hangzhou Asian Games.

NetEase LOFTER apologizes for AI drawing function

Recently, NetEase Lao Ford's official Weibo apologized for the previously controversial AI drawing function "Lao Fu Ge Drawing Machine" internal beta version (online avatar generator):

Recently, LOFTER launched new features without considering the feelings of the creator community, causing huge dissatisfaction. This behavior has hurt many creators who have always supported us. We are deeply sorry and would like to express our sincere apologies to everyone.

At the same time, it stated that the relevant functions had been offline on March 8, and promised that LOFTER would never use users’ work data for AI training.

In addition, LOFTER has launched a creator protection plan on March 10 and has taken three measures to protect the rights of creators.

This feature has previously caused strong dissatisfaction among a large number of creators. Everyone has questioned whether AI drawing will use original human paintings as material and infringe on the intellectual property rights and other rights of creators.

In response, NetEase LOFTER officially responded, saying that the work data of LOFTER users was not used, and it was clearly stated that it should not be used for commercial purposes.

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