News & Reviews:   Large Language Model

In what seems like a step in the right direction, Microsoft recently announced 7 new AI models of their own that have been trained on clean data. These are MAI Image-2.5, MAI Image-2.5-Flash, MAI Transcribe-1.5, MAI Thinking-1, MAI Voice-2, MAI Voice-2-Flash and MAI Code-1-Flash. Most LLMs (Large Language Models) are trained using public data which are usually not paid for. 

According to a recent report from a tech media site, Xiaomi is developing a new intelligent question-answer assistant named “Mi Chat.” This move aligns with Xiaomi’s broader AI ambitions: the company has reportedly increased its investment in large-language model (LLM) research and generation-based applications in recent quarters.

After the recent chat with Steve Chan, Senior Product Marketing Manager from Samsung Electronics Malaysia, Samsung contacted us for AI details that they can confirm. It turns out that they may soon roll out their take on an LLM or Large Language Model like OpenAI's ChatGPT or Google's Bard, which they call Samsung Gauss. That's not all, so if you're interested in What's coming for Samsung Galaxy AI do read on.