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Baidu Will 'Very Soon' Officially Launch Its Generative AI Model Ernie 3.5, Says CEO
Chinese search engine giant Baidu's CEO Robin Li said on Friday that the company will "very soon" officially launch Ernie 3.5, a generative AI large-language model. Li made the announcement at the Zhongguancun Forum, one of China's most well-known technology forums, around two months after Ernie Bot was first shown to the public to mixed reviews.
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China's Baidu Confident Its AI Chatbot Ernie Bot Won't Make Mistakes on 'Sensitive Topics'
Baidu's experience in tailoring its search engine to Chinese regulatory requirements makes it confident its AI-driven chatbot won't make mistakes on "important and sensitive topics", the company said on Tuesday.
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Baidu Unveils AI-Powered Ernie Bot to Rival OpenAI's ChatGPT, Google Bard: All Details
Baidu's Ernie Bot, the company's first AI-powered chatbot was unveiled by the company on Thursday. The firm's CEO Robin Li said Ernie Bot was not perfect but Baidu was releasing it now because of market demand. Ernie Bot will compete with OpenAI's wildly popular ChatGPT and the upcoming Google Bard chatbot
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Baidu EV Arm Jidu Auto's Autonomous Driving Technology Will Be Ahead of Tesla, CEO Robin Li Claims
Baidu's electric vehicle arm Jidu Auto aims to deliver 800,000 self driving vehicles by 2028, according to Jidu CEO Joe Xia Yiping. Parent company Baidu CEO Robin Li said on Monday that Jidu will be one generation ahead of Tesla, in terms of autonomous driving technology. The company's second model will go into mass production by 2024, according t...
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Jidu Auto To Start Mass Production Of Its First 'Robot' EV In 2023
Baidu Chief Executive Robin Li said Jidu Auto would start mass production of its first "robot" electric vehicles (EV) in 2023.
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Man Who Poured Water on Baidu Chief Detained: Report
The man who poured water on Robin Li Yanhong, Co-founder and Chairman of China's search engine giant Baidu, during its "Create AI Developer Conference" was detained.
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Man Who Poured Water On Baidu CEO During Speech Arrested
Chinese authorities have detained a man in connection with an investigation of an incident in which a man poured a bottle of water over Robin Li, chief executive of Chinese search giant Baidu Inc, at a conference, police said on Thursday.
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'Difficulties on the Road to AI': Man Pours Water on Baidu Chief at Conference
A man poured a bottle of water over Baidu CEO Robin Li on Wednesday at the opening of an annual conference for the Chinese search giant.
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Man Pours Water On Baidu CEO During Speech In Shocking Video
A man burst on to a stage and poured water over the head of Baidu CEO Robin Li as the founder of China's dominant search engine spoke at a company-sponsored event on Artificial Intelligence on Wednesday.
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Baidu Investor Criticises Proposed Sale Of Video Unit To CEO
Baidu Inc's planned sale of online video unit iQiyi to its own chief executive is priced too low and will damage its reputation, an investor in the Chinese internet company said.
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Baidu CEO Tells Staff To Put Values Before Profit After Cancer Death Scandal
Baidu Inc's CEO has called on employees to put values before profit in response to a scandal around the death of a student who underwent an experimental cancer treatment he found on the company's search website.
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Baidu CEO Tells Staff to Put Values Before Profit After Cancer Death Scandal
Baidu chief executive Robin Li wrote: "If we lose the support of users, we lose hold of our values, and Baidu will truly go bankrupt in just 30 days!"
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China Unveils 'Internet Plus' Plan to Fuel Growth
The notion of "Internet Plus" was mentioned by Premier Li Keqiang in March when delivering the government work report.
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Xiaomi Reportedly Making Smart Running Shoes With Li Ning
A recent report points to Xiaomi expanding its reach in the smart wearable market beyond the Mi Band with smart running shoes.
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Baidu Revenue Falls Short of Estimates as Customers Go Mobile
"In December, for the first time search revenue from mobile surpassed PC," Chief Executive Robin Li said in a statement.
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Baidu Will 'Very Soon' Officially Launch Its Generative AI Model Ernie 3.5, Says CEO
Chinese search engine giant Baidu's CEO Robin Li said on Friday that the company will "very soon" officially launch Ernie 3.5, a generative AI large-language model. Li made the announcement at the Zhongguancun Forum, one of China's most well-known technology forums, around two months after Ernie Bot was first shown to the public to mixed reviews.
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China's Baidu Confident Its AI Chatbot Ernie Bot Won't Make Mistakes on 'Sensitive Topics'
Baidu's experience in tailoring its search engine to Chinese regulatory requirements makes it confident its AI-driven chatbot won't make mistakes on "important and sensitive topics", the company said on Tuesday.
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Baidu Unveils AI-Powered Ernie Bot to Rival OpenAI's ChatGPT, Google Bard: All Details
Baidu's Ernie Bot, the company's first AI-powered chatbot was unveiled by the company on Thursday. The firm's CEO Robin Li said Ernie Bot was not perfect but Baidu was releasing it now because of market demand. Ernie Bot will compete with OpenAI's wildly popular ChatGPT and the upcoming Google Bard chatbot
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Baidu EV Arm Jidu Auto's Autonomous Driving Technology Will Be Ahead of Tesla, CEO Robin Li Claims
Baidu's electric vehicle arm Jidu Auto aims to deliver 800,000 self driving vehicles by 2028, according to Jidu CEO Joe Xia Yiping. Parent company Baidu CEO Robin Li said on Monday that Jidu will be one generation ahead of Tesla, in terms of autonomous driving technology. The company's second model will go into mass production by 2024, according t...
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Jidu Auto To Start Mass Production Of Its First 'Robot' EV In 2023
Baidu Chief Executive Robin Li said Jidu Auto would start mass production of its first "robot" electric vehicles (EV) in 2023.
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Man Who Poured Water on Baidu Chief Detained: Report
The man who poured water on Robin Li Yanhong, Co-founder and Chairman of China's search engine giant Baidu, during its "Create AI Developer Conference" was detained.
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Man Who Poured Water On Baidu CEO During Speech Arrested
Chinese authorities have detained a man in connection with an investigation of an incident in which a man poured a bottle of water over Robin Li, chief executive of Chinese search giant Baidu Inc, at a conference, police said on Thursday.
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'Difficulties on the Road to AI': Man Pours Water on Baidu Chief at Conference
A man poured a bottle of water over Baidu CEO Robin Li on Wednesday at the opening of an annual conference for the Chinese search giant.
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Man Pours Water On Baidu CEO During Speech In Shocking Video
A man burst on to a stage and poured water over the head of Baidu CEO Robin Li as the founder of China's dominant search engine spoke at a company-sponsored event on Artificial Intelligence on Wednesday.
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Baidu Investor Criticises Proposed Sale Of Video Unit To CEO
Baidu Inc's planned sale of online video unit iQiyi to its own chief executive is priced too low and will damage its reputation, an investor in the Chinese internet company said.
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Baidu CEO Tells Staff To Put Values Before Profit After Cancer Death Scandal
Baidu Inc's CEO has called on employees to put values before profit in response to a scandal around the death of a student who underwent an experimental cancer treatment he found on the company's search website.
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Baidu CEO Tells Staff to Put Values Before Profit After Cancer Death Scandal
Baidu chief executive Robin Li wrote: "If we lose the support of users, we lose hold of our values, and Baidu will truly go bankrupt in just 30 days!"
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China Unveils 'Internet Plus' Plan to Fuel Growth
The notion of "Internet Plus" was mentioned by Premier Li Keqiang in March when delivering the government work report.
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Xiaomi Reportedly Making Smart Running Shoes With Li Ning
A recent report points to Xiaomi expanding its reach in the smart wearable market beyond the Mi Band with smart running shoes.
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Baidu Revenue Falls Short of Estimates as Customers Go Mobile
"In December, for the first time search revenue from mobile surpassed PC," Chief Executive Robin Li said in a statement.
