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ON DECEMBER 15, ACCORDING TO PRESS REPORTS, JOURNALISTS FROM THE CHINA INSTITUTE OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION (CIIT) HAVE LEARNED THAT THE COUNTRY ' S ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE INDUSTRY HAS ACCELERATED SINCE THE BEGINNING OF THE YEAR, AND THAT THE SIZE OF THE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE CORE INDUSTRY IS EXPECTED TO EXCEED TRILLION YUAN BY 2025. THE DATA SHOW THAT THERE HAS BEEN A SIGNIFICANT INCREASE IN THE USE OF LARGE MODELS IN THE MANUFACTURING CHAIN SINCE THIS YEAR, WITH APPLICATION CASES INCREASING FROM 19.9% LAST YEAR TO 25.9%, LEADING TO A RAPID INCREASE IN THE SIZE OF THE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE INDUSTRY. WEI KAI, DIRECTOR OF THE INSTITUTE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE OF THE CHINA INSTITUTE OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION, EXPLAINED THAT IN 2024, THE CORE INDUSTRY OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE WAS OVER 900..

April 25 - Google's Gemini chatbot is now available on mobile apps and the web, but Google still relies on Google Assistant for devices like smartwatches, Android Auto, smart displays, etc. The company has confirmed, however, that Gemini is about to expand its reach later this year. 1AI notes that during its Q1 2025 earnings call, Google CEO Sundar Pichai announced G...

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is warning consumers not to buy or use smart watches or smart rings that claim to measure blood sugar levels using non-invasive methods. Smart devices that claim to check blood sugar without piercing the skin could lead to poor diabetes management, such as taking too much or too little medication, the FDA said in a safety warning issued today. No smart watches or smart rings that claim to measure or estimate blood sugar levels non-invasively are currently authorized, approved, or cleared by the FDA. These non-invasive devices are different from smartwatches that transmit data through smartwatch apps…