Global Artificial Intelligence Conference in Shanghai on July 6, 2023.
Ali Song Reuters
BEIJING – A large number of versions appear last week how Chinese companies like Chinese companies Dibsic and Bytedance quickly moved with artificial intelligence models That competes with Chatgpt from Openai.
Now, many companies in China are increasingly built on this basis to develop products that are looking to bypass Chatbot.
BidoIt was famous for its search engine and Ernie Chatbot, on Tuesday, that the Winku platform that was merged from AI to create PowerPoints quickly and other documents amounted to 40 million paid users, with the revenues of 60 % of the past year from the end of last year. The updated features, such as the use of artificial intelligence to create a presentation based on the company’s financial deposit, are presented to users last week.
On the side of companies, an analyst of Gartner Data Manager and Ben Yan Analysis estimated that more than 10 % of companies in China use artificial intelligence, an increase of approximately 8 %. On Wednesday, he said that this would serve as Beck App at a pace – the last 2 percentage in adoption that took more than a year.
“With our customers, we hear more and more success stories,” said in Mandrin, translated by CNBC. Yan noted that the so -called artificial intelligence agents will help accelerate companies’ implementation of new technology.
Artificial intelligence models focus on specific functions such as searching and generating summaries, while artificial intelligence agents are more advanced – they can automate the entire operations than research to reservation. An example of this is the new “operator” function of Openai, which claims to be able to make restaurant reservations on behalf of the Chatgpt user.
Artificial intelligence agents are also about to come to the Chinese market on a large scale.
Tinetnet The CEO of the employee company said in a letter on January 13, according to a copy of the annual address in CNBC.
“We believe that the artificial intelligence sector in China is advancing at a pace similar to the one in the United States,” said Joe Huang, head of the Special Stock Department at the Ravels family office. She said that the company is considering investing in a technology fund in China’s deeply to obtain a local opportunity.
The development of Chinese artificial intelligence applications creates features that are combined with local smartphones. Apple intelligence intelligence functions did not come to iPhone users in China.
“There is also a shift towards a growing user preference for local brands that can provide AI’s advanced features designed for regional consumer preferences,” Wei Sun, the main artificial intelligence analyst at Counterpoint Research, said in an email on Thursday.
She pointed out that Chinese smartphone companies such as Honor, Xiaomi and Vivo were able to improve the user experience of artificial intelligence features, thanks to the efforts made to improve the efficiency of artificial intelligence models that can work on the device without relying heavily on an internet cloud service.
Operations of compliance
The latest developments also reflect a difference in organizational audit with the United States, and the type of technology created.
Baidu’s Chatgpt-Tike Ernie Bot He did not get the green light in Beijing to launch in August 2023, or nearly one year after ChatgPT took the world through the storm.
The use of artificial intelligence models should obtain an official certificate for use in China, its use in requests is much easier. On the other hand, a small team works on a tool that works with the same Amnesty International to give companies daily visions about industry trends and global regulations, similar to the work of a human consultant.
Half a year after the start of the development in June 2023, he said if the team had started testing a producer for free with potential customers, including the car batteries manufacturer. I said if this provided reactions to a producer producer, the team hopes to impose fees on 70,000 yuan to 100,000 yuan (9660 dollars to $ 13,790) in annual licensing fees.
But the biggest challenge can be to make companies allow access to ownership data, or to use a commercial artificial intelligence content.
“I think (multinational companies) are more cautious than Chinese brands due to copyright and legal issues,” Chris Retman, CEO of Ogilvy Asia-Pacific and Great China told CNBC late last year. He is also the head of WPP China.
He said that the customers tried to use the artificial intelligence of the campaigns, only for the interface to compliance issues that the projects prevented from launching. “Local brands may be less concerned about these issues, and more experience and error,” he said.
Amnesty International for global users
Some artificial intelligence applications created by China are also used abroad. Ali BabaIts international arm announced earlier this month that ACCIO, the search engine that Amnesty International works for the sources of products, had it It reached 500,000 small business users.
Acccio is launched in November, Acccio, it allows companies to use some text or image claims to find wholesale products – and provides them with an analysis of their popularity with consumers and expected profits.
Mike McLary, who got early to ACCIO and selling camping lanterns and other online products for more than 10 years, said that ACCIO cut the search time from weeks to one day or so. McClary, CEO of Amazing.com, calls for more than one million dollars annually and based outside Saint Louis, Missouri.
He said that alibaba.com and Amazon, which he previously used, participated in passing hundreds or thousands of results, then negotiating individually with five to 10 suppliers before settling on one. McClary said that the next “Gamechanger” is the use of artificial intelligence to put a picture of a product in any scenario to create an advertisement.
