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Microsoft's Small AI Models Outperform OpenAI in Complex Mathematics
Microsoft researchers have developed rStar-Math, a groundbreaking technique enabling smaller AI models to solve advanced mathematical problems with exceptional accuracy. When applied to compact models like Phi-3 mini, the technique achieved up to 90% accuracy, surpassing OpenAI's larger models.
Inside Zoox's Latest Autonomous Robotaxi: A Mixed Bag of Innovation and Growing Pains
A hands-on test ride in Zoox's next-generation autonomous vehicle reveals impressive capabilities in handling complex traffic scenarios, while also exposing areas needing refinement. The Amazon-backed company plans to launch public services in Las Vegas and San Francisco by late 2025.
Security Flaw: Chrome Extensions Exploit Translation System to Manipulate Search Rankings
Hundreds of malicious Chrome extensions are gaming the Web Store's search results by abusing language translation features. Security researcher Wladimir Palant uncovered 920 extensions exploiting this vulnerability, raising concerns about Google's commitment to store security.
Tencent Challenges Pentagon's Military Company Label, Threatens Legal Action
Chinese tech giant Tencent strongly contests its designation as a 'Chinese military company' by the US Department of Defense, causing a 7% stock drop. The gaming conglomerate, which owns major stakes in US gaming studios, may pursue legal action if appeals fail.
AMD Faces Ryzen 9 9800X3D Shortages as Intel's Arrow Lake Struggles
AMD executives reveal unprecedented demand for their flagship Ryzen 9 9800X3D gaming processor, partly driven by Intel's underperforming Arrow Lake chips. Supply constraints expected to ease in 2025 as AMD increases production capacity to meet surging demand.
iPhone 17 Pro Models to Feature Triple 48MP Camera System
Apple's upcoming iPhone 17 Pro lineup aims to revolutionize mobile photography with three 48MP rear cameras and an enhanced 24MP selfie camera. The major camera upgrades, combined with hybrid lens technology, promise substantial improvements in image quality and low-light performance.
Zuckerberg Personally Approved Using Pirated Books for Meta AI Training, Lawsuit Claims
Court documents reveal Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg explicitly authorized the use of LibGen's pirated e-book database to train company's AI models, despite internal concerns. The ongoing copyright lawsuit alleges Meta deliberately obscured its use of unauthorized materials and employed torrenting to access the content.
TikTok Threatens to Exit U.S. Market Over ByteDance Sale Mandate
TikTok warns it will cease U.S. operations by January 19 if the Supreme Court doesn't block a law requiring ByteDance to sell the platform. The social media giant, serving 170 million monthly U.S. users, argues the mandate violates First Amendment rights while officials cite national security concerns.
Hyundai and NVIDIA Join Forces to Accelerate AI-Powered Automotive Innovation
Hyundai Motor Group and NVIDIA announce a strategic partnership at CES to advance AI solutions in vehicles and manufacturing. The collaboration leverages NVIDIA's computing infrastructure and Omniverse platform to enhance autonomous driving systems and optimize production through digital twin technology.