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He said the model has achieved comprehension, reasoning, memory and generation, which uses algorithms to produce and create new content.Baidu is a frontrunner among a slew of Chinese companies racing to come up with artificial intelligence models, after OpenAI’s ChatGPT took the world by storm last year.
Beijing sees artificial intelligence as a key industry to rival the United States and aims to become a global leader by 2030.
Beijing-based Baidu started off as a search engine firm and over the past decade has invested heavily in artificial intelligence technology such as autonomous driving and more recently, generative AI to stay competitive.
Baidu’s search engine might generate a customized answer to a query instead of just providing a list of results and links.
China has recently sought to regulate the generative AI industry, requiring companies to carry out security reviews and obtain approvals before publicly launching their products.
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