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Firms to tap AI for user experience - Vimarsana News

Firms to tap AI for user experience

Chinese home appliance manufacturers and automakers are ratcheting up efforts to integrate artificial intelligence-powered chatbots into their products and services, in the hope of providing better human-machine interaction experience, as ChatGPT has taken the world by storm and triggered a new AI wave due to its advanced conversational capabilities.

Rheinmetall : e-mobility business continues to grow – over €100 million in new orders - Vimarsana News

Rheinmetall : e-mobility business continues to grow – over €100 million in new orders

Rheinmetall's Materials and Trade division has won three new orders for structural parts destined for e-mobility vehicles. Each new incoming order marks a further milestone in the Group's... | April 4, 2023

Sales of new energy vehicles poised to accelerate - Vimarsana News

Sales of new energy vehicles poised to accelerate

China's new energy vehicle sector, the largest in the world, is showing signs of robust development after being weaned off government subsidies at the end of last year.

Source: ecns.cn
China Tech Companies Are Closely Watching ChatGPT's A.I. Skills. Here's What They're Doing About It - Vimarsana News

China Tech Companies Are Closely Watching ChatGPT's A.I. Skills. Here's What They're Doing About It

Big tech companies in the U.S. and China rushed this month to announce they are working on artificial intelligence tools similar to ChatGPT.

China Tech Companies Are Closely Watching ChatGPT's A.I. Skills. Here's What They're Doing - Vimarsana News

China Tech Companies Are Closely Watching ChatGPT's A.I. Skills. Here's What They're Doing

Big tech companies in the U.S. and China rushed this month to announce they are working on artificial intelligence tools similar to ChatGPT.