Naymur Rahman got the best innovation award 2025 in Beijing

SmartSoil AI Wins Best Innovation Award at Venture Builders 2025!

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I’m excited to share that SmartSoil AI has won the Best Innovation Award at Venture Builders 2025, hosted by the Beijing Chaoyang Government! 🏆 The past six weeks have been a transformative journey—learning from top-tier mentors, collaborating with brilliant founders, and advancing our mission to revolutionize agriculture with AI. As Naymur Rahman, an AI Product […]

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The wind of GPT-4o has blown to the screen, Ghibli version of Qi You won?

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Recently, an “AI palace intrigue drama” took place in the global technology circle – OpenAI’s GPT-4o used a “Ghibli filter” to turn Qi Guiren from a ruthless character in “The Story of Zhen Huan” into a cute anime girl. Netizens exclaimed, “It turns out that AI is the hidden Niulang Zhen’an, and the development progress

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DeepSeek and Tsinghua University work together to make AI “self-criticize”: bigger is not better than smarter

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As large models become larger, another problem is emerging: the larger the model, the higher the inference cost, but the performance is not necessarily more stable. In particular, when dealing with open and complex tasks, the model lacks clear criteria for judgment, and the feedback mechanism is too simple Recently, Tsinghua University and DeepSeek jointly

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At 18, He Became a Billionaire with AI—So Why Did Top Universities Reject Him? Is Success in Business a Red Flag?

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When 18-year-old Zach Yadegari posted 15 rejection letters from top universities on social media, the entire education community was thrown into an AI mixer – after all, this CEO with an annual income of $24 million, But even the Reddit co-founders couldn’t help shouting: ” Did this admissions officer collectively eat an AI-generated rejection template?

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