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AI Daily · Oct 23

Oct 22 06:00 – Oct 23 06:00 (Beijing time) · 14 items

Updated 10/23 08:55 (Beijing time)

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  1. NewTencent HunyuanOver 100,000 teachers apply for Tencent WorkBuddy Education Public Welfare EditionTencent's Zhang Jun said that over 100,000 teachers have applied for the WorkBuddy Education Public Welfare Edition, covering 45,000 schools in 1,467 cities nationwide. Teachers can apply via the Tencent SSV official account; after approval, they receive 2,000 credits per month for 12 consecutive months.

Today's highlights

  1. Related companies · OpenAI / Google AICanva releases its first AI image model, Canva CraftCanva has launched Canva Craft, its first AI image generation model. It uses a two-stage architecture that plans the design before generating the image, which is said to deliver greater precision, consistency, and control, competing directly with similar models from OpenAI, Microsoft, and Google.

Perks and offers

  • Tencent HunyuanThird-party report

    Over 100,000 teachers apply for Tencent WorkBuddy Education Public Welfare Edition

    Tencent's Zhang Jun said that over 100,000 teachers have applied for the WorkBuddy Education Public Welfare Edition, covering 45,000 schools in 1,467 cities nationwide. Teachers can apply via the Tencent SSV official account; after approval, they receive 2,000 credits per month for 12 consecutive months.

Media reports

  • Related companiesOpenAIGoogle AIThird-party report

    Canva releases its first AI image model, Canva Craft

    Canva has launched Canva Craft, its first AI image generation model. It uses a two-stage architecture that plans the design before generating the image, which is said to deliver greater precision, consistency, and control, competing directly with similar models from OpenAI, Microsoft, and Google.

  • Related companiesAnthropicThird-party report

    All code at Anthropic's platform engineering team is written by Claude

    Katelyn Lesse, head of Anthropic's platform engineering team, revealed at ObservabilityCON that all code on the team is generated by Claude, with engineers shifting to system design and validation; the team has also allowed AI agents to autonomously fix tests and is exploring letting agents modify the codebase directly.

  • Related companiesMetaThird-party report

    Legal experts: Meta AI may still scrape news sites after terms change

    Meta revised its business terms to remove wording that implied it could freely use news site content to train AI, but legal experts say the change is insufficient and the remaining wording may still allow Meta to scrape news site content.

  • Related companiesMetaThird-party report

    Meta re-enables Muse sharing feature

    Meta has re-enabled the Muse sharing feature after security researchers reported that public conversation links were easy to find. The researchers said they had previously been able to search up Muse pages such as a marketing firm's internal revenue estimates and a small business owner's loan application.

  • Related companiesAnthropicThird-party report

    Research institute tests Claude for scorpion antivenom development, unsuccessful

    Investment research firm Citrini Research partnered with Anthropic to test whether an unreleased version of Claude could develop a scorpion antivenom. The result did not produce an actual drug, only some promising starting points, and experts say it is still far from a real drug.

  • Related companiesAnthropicThird-party report

    SpaceX, Anthropic, Nvidia good news drive tech stock rebound

    The Wall Street Journal reported that Musk announced SpaceX has become profitable and hinted at a possible merger with Tesla, Anthropic's draft IPO prospectus shows rapid revenue growth, and Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang delivered optimistic signals at the company's Berlin conference, driving tech stocks out of their slump.

  • Related companiesMiniMaxThird-party report

    MiniMax stock falls below IPO price of HK$165

    MiniMax's Hong Kong shares fell as much as 7.3% intraday to HK$159.3, dropping below the HK$165 IPO price and erasing all gains since listing. Industry competition, commercialization challenges and high costs are prompting investors to reassess this large-model company.

  • Related companiesMetaThird-party report

    Zuckerberg: AI assistant Muse not yet profitable, efficiency gains planned for next year

    Meta CEO Zuckerberg said at the Q3 earnings call that the AI assistant Muse, launched last month, is not yet profitable due to high compute consumption, and the company plans to significantly improve operating efficiency next year; Reality Labs expects its losses to narrow to about $15 billion by 2027.

  • Related companiesMetaThird-party report

    Meta plans new class of stock to fund AI expansion

    Meta plans to create a new class of stock to help fund its large-scale investment in AI models and services.

  • Related companiesOpenAIThird-party report

    Switch 2 allegedly hacked, modder claims help from OpenAI Codex

    The Nintendo Switch 2 appears to have been hacked. Modder pepsipu showed footage of a custom version of Mario Kart World running and said the jailbreak, named ns2jb, was completed with the help of OpenAI's Codex.

  • Related companiesGoogle AIThird-party report

    Schmidt: AI may let large firms cut 20% of jobs

    Former Google CEO Schmidt believes that as AI takes over administrative and management tasks, large companies can operate as usual with about 20% fewer employees; using a company with 10,000 employees as an example, he said several thousand of them are actually not needed.

  • Related companiesGoogle AIThird-party report

    Pichai: Using AI agents to aggregate information, working 24/7 without interruption

    Google CEO Pichai described his working style on a podcast: he delegates information gathering to AI agents to track AI model R&D progress, computing resource usage, and follow internal group discussions, but major decisions are still made by humans.

  • Related companiesDeepSeekThird-party report

    DeepSeek WeChat cover misspells "inclusive" as "HP"

    The cover of DeepSeek's WeChat article "DeepSeek Open-Source Inference Framework: Toward a Truly Inclusive Future" misspelled "inclusive" as "HP," colliding with the computer brand HP and sparking discussion among netizens.

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