Today's news: Apple's head looks recognized by the founder of Oculus; Bing's market share does not increase but declines under the blessing of AI; AI singer's cover song may involve multiple infringements; Xiaomi refutes rumors that only 10% of employees over 35 years old in Wuhan headquarters will be retained; Tesla 2023 AGM to be held next week
Apple head appears to be recognized by Oculus founder
News on May 15th, as we all know, a group of users will be selected for trial before any new product is released. For the VR/AR headset Apple is preparing to launch at WWDC 2023 in June, it appears to have the nod of Oculus founder Palmer Luckey.
According to previous Mark Gurman, Apple's key executives hold a "major gathering" every year to review the development progress of this headset, and last week, hundreds of executives experienced the product.
But at the moment, even if Luckey fully approves of the product, there is no guarantee that the headset will be 100% successful when it goes on the market. According to earlier estimates, Apple may only be able to ship about 300,000 units this year, although the unit price seems to be on track to reach $3,000.
Bing's market share does not increase but declines under the support of AI
Fast technology news, earlier this year, Microsoft launched BingChat, a chatbot based on generative artificial intelligence, and gained widespread attention. But recently, according to the latest report from the market research agency Statcounter, in April this year, Bing, under the blessing of AI, saw a decline in market share instead of an increase.
The report shows that in April, Bing accounted for only 7.14%, compared with 8.23% in March.
In addition, the market share of other search engines in April is as follows:
Google accounted for 86.71%;
Yahoo accounted for 2.14%;
Yandex accounted for 1.88%;
· DuckDuckGo accounted for 0.67%.
It is worth mentioning that in early May, Microsoft officially announced that BingChat is open to all users, which is expected to increase Bing's market share to a certain extent.
AI singer's cover song may involve multiple infringements
News on May 15th, a few days ago, one of the tools in the AI field, AI singer cover songs, suddenly became popular. Through AI model training, only a few pieces of audio can be used to simulate and generate an acoustic model with the same tone as the target.
Recently, "AI Singer Stefanie Sun" has become very popular. There are already thousands of videos related to "AI Stefanie Sun" on station B, and other cover songs also have a very high playback volume. Some netizens commented that the AI cover is so similar, I can listen to it on a loop all night.
According to CCTV news reports, recently, through model training and post-processing, the "AI singer" who simulates the voice of a real singer for cover singing has become popular on the Internet. Experts suggest that "AI singer" may involve multiple infringement issues: the Civil Code clearly refers to the provisions of portrait rights to protect the voice of natural persons, and forgery is not allowed to infringe others' portrait rights; the copyrights of original songwriters, singers, and recording producers are also Can not be ignored. At present, the industry is discussing the development and management of generative artificial intelligence, and our country will soon have norms to follow.
According to public information, in April this year, the Internet Information Office of the People's Republic of China issued the "Administrative Measures for Generative Artificial Intelligence Services (Draft for Comment)", which intends to stipulate that: when providing generative artificial intelligence products or services, intellectual property rights and business ethics should be respected; Pre-training and optimized training data for generative artificial intelligence products should not contain content that infringes intellectual property rights.
Xiaomi refutes rumors that only 10% of employees over the age of 35 are retained in Wuhan headquarters
On May 14, Wang Hua, general manager of the Xiaomi Group's public relations department, issued a statement saying, "Last night, there were rumors on social media platforms that only 10% of employees over the age of 35 in our headquarters in Wuhan were kept. After investigation, they were all rumors. The company's legal department has obtained evidence for the relevant information and reported it to the relevant department."
Tesla's 2023 annual shareholder meeting to be held next week
Tesla’s 2023 Annual General Meeting of Shareholders will be held at the Texas Gigafactory at 3:00 pm on May 16, 2023 Central Time (4:00 am on May 17, Beijing time), and will be broadcast live online simultaneously.
According to the financial report for the first quarter of fiscal year 2023, the company achieved a total revenue of US$23.329 billion in the first quarter, a year-on-year increase of 24%, but a net profit of US$2.513 billion, a year-on-year decrease of 24%.
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