Story: From what Nvidia bosses think about Chinese bots to why Elon Musk wants someone to give $12 billion, this is Ai Weekly.
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Nvidia Boss Jensen Huang welcomed the quality of Chinese AI models.
“China is moving very quickly because the model layer of Deepseek, Alibaba Qwen and Moonshot Kimi Kimi is all excellent technology. In fact, Deepseek is the world's first open source inference model.
Huang gave a speech in China. After his company said it would start selling Hot H20 AI chips again in the country as the US curbs ease.
Elon Musk's Xai is working to secure up to $12 billion to fund its expansion plans.
That's according to the Wall Street Journal.
The money says it will be used to buy a huge stock of Nvidia chips that will give power to mask chatbot glokes.
Medical technology researchers have created AI techniques that can model a patient's bone structure using only two to four x-rays.
Li Xiaomeng, an assistant professor at Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, says the technique reduces costs and is safer.
Compared to standard CT scans, he says it reduces radiation dose by up to 99%.
Nigerian students held the “Bot Battle” to help innovate AI.
The candidates included a robot that could detect the mine and a system in which they found stolen cars at paid booths.
As Nigeria attempts to promote AI capabilities, it includes steps that involve 6,000 teachers implementing classes of technology.
Delta is also being scrutinized for any moves that could allow AI to determine ticket prices.
The Democrat senator raised concerns, saying that technology could set individual prices calculated to be the largest each buyer would tolerate.
Delta says it is testing AI pricing, but refused to plan individual fares.
