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 Raleigh (North Carolina), US - On March 27th, Red Hat, Inc., which leads globally as a provider of open-source solutions, unveiled new enhancements to their product line called Red Hat AI. This suite aims at speeding up both the creation and implementation of artificial intelligence technologies throughout various clouds including traditional servers and newer cloud environments. The updated offering from Red Hat includes an advanced AI platform tailored specifically for businesses looking to improve their workflows through machine learning tasks like data analysis and predictive modeling, ensuring smooth operations regardless of where these processes take place within mixed-cloud setups.
 
 
 Despite efforts by companies to minimize the expenses associated with implementing large language models (LLMs) on a broad scale to cater to an increasing range of applications, they continue to grapple with the difficulty of merging these models with their exclusive datasets that fuel these applications. Additionally, accessing such data from various locations—including within data centers, through multiple public clouds, or out at the network’s periphery—remains a significant hurdle.
 
 
 Red Hat AI encompasses both Red Hat OpenShift AI and Red Hat Enterprise Linux AI (RHEL AI). It tackles these issues by offering an enterprise-level AI platform designed to help users implement more effective and streamlined models. These models are tailored using specific business-related data and can subsequently be deployed across various hybrid clouds for comprehensive training and inferencing capabilities on multiple high-performance computing setups.
 
 
 Red Hat OpenShift AI
 
 
 Red Hat OpenShift AI offers a comprehensive AI platform designed to handle the entire lifecycle of both predictive and generative AI applications across various environments within a hybrid cloud setup. This includes support for MLOps and LLMOps functionalities. It enables you to develop predictive models as well as fine-tune generative AI models. Additionally, the platform comes equipped with features aimed at streamlining AI model management processes—from initial data science tasks through model pipeline creation, ongoing monitoring, compliance adherence, and beyond.
 
 
 Red Hat OpenShift AI 2.18, the latest release of the platform, adds new updates and capabilities to support Red Hat AI's aim of bringing better optimized and more efficient AI models to the hybrid cloud. Key features include:
 
 
 * Distributed serving: Delivered through the vLLM inference server, distributed serving enables IT teams to split model serving across multiple graphical processing units (GPUs). This helps lessen the burden on any single server, speeds up training and fine-tuning and makes more efficient use of computing resources, all while helping distribute services across nodes for AI models.
 
 
 * An end-to-end model tuning experience: Using InstructLab and Red Hat OpenShift AI data science pipelines, this new feature helps simplify the fine-tuning of LLMs, making them more scalable, efficient and auditable in large production environments while also delivering manageability through the Red Hat OpenShift AI dashboard.
 
 
 * AI Guardrails: Red Hat OpenShift AI 2.18 helps improve LLM accuracy, performance, latency and transparency through a technology preview of AI Guardrails to monitor and better safeguard both user input interactions and model outputs. AI Guardrails offers additional detection points in helping IT teams identify and mitigate potentially hateful, abusive or profane speech, personally identifiable information, competitive information or other data limited by corporate policies.
 
 
 * Model evaluation: Using the language model evaluation (lm-eval) component to provide important information on the model's overall quality, model evaluation enables data scientists to benchmark the performance of their LLMs across a variety of tasks, from logical and mathematical reasoning to adversarial natural language and more, ultimately helping to create more effective, responsive and tailored AI models.
 
 
 RHEL AI
 
 
 Part of the Red Hat AI portfolio, RHEL AI is a foundation model platform to more consistently develop, test and run LLMs to power enterprise applications. RHEL AI provides customers with Granite LLMs and InstructLab model alignment tools that are packaged as a bootable Red Hat Enterprise Linux server image and can be deployed across the hybrid cloud.
 
 
 Launched in February 2025, RHEL 1.4 added several new enhancements including:
 
 
 * Granite 3.1 8B model support for the latest addition to the open source-licensed Granite model family. The model adds multilingual support for inference and taxonomy/knowledge customization (developer preview) along with a 128k context window for improved summarization results and retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) tasks.
 
 
 * A new graphical user interface for skills and knowledge contributions, available as a developer preview, to simplify data ingestion and chunking as well as how users add their own skills and contributions to an AI model.
 
 
 * Document Knowledge-bench (DK-bench) for easier comparisons of AI models fine-tuned on relevant, private data with the performance of the same un-tuned base models.
 
 
 Red Hat AI InstructLab on IBM Cloud
 
 
 Increasingly, enterprises are looking for AI solutions that prioritize accuracy and data security, while also keeping costs and complexity as low as possible. Red Hat AI InstructLab deployed as a service on IBM Cloud is designed to simplify, scale and help improve the security footprint for the training and deployment of AI models. By simplifying InstructLab model tuning, organizations can build more efficient models tailored to the organizations' unique needs while retaining control of their data.
 
 
 No-cost AI Foundations training
 
 
 Artificial Intelligence represents a revolutionary chance that is reshaping enterprise functioning and competition strategies. In response to these evolving conditions, Red Hat has introduced free-of-charge online training courses under their AI Foundations program. This initiative includes two distinct certification tracks aimed at seasoned executives as well as those new to AI, catering to individuals across various proficiency levels who wish to understand how AI can revolutionize operational processes, expedite decision making, and foster creativity. Through the AI Foundations curriculum, participants will learn practical applications of AI within the framework provided by Red Hat’s platform.
 
 
 Availability
 
 
 Red Hat OpenShift AI 2.18 and Red Hat Enterprise Linux AI 1.4 are now officially released. For details about new functionalities, enhancements, resolved issues, and instructions on upgrading to the most recent version of Red Hat OpenShift AI, please visit their website.
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 The upcoming availability of Red Hat AI InstructLab on IBM Cloud is scheduled. Customers can currently access AI Foundations training provided by Red Hat.
 
 
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 Joe Fernandes, Vice President and General Manager of the AI Business Unit at Red Hat, stated, “As organizations increasingly adopt generative AI solutions for various applications in production environments, managing costs becomes critical. Additionally, companies must integrate AI models with internal proprietary data sources effectively. These models should operate seamlessly regardless of where the data resides—be it on-premise, in the cloud, or at the network’s edge. Through our offering, Red Hat AI assists businesses in tackling these issues by providing optimized, tailored models trained specifically on their own datasets and facilitating versatile deployment options.”
 
 
 Regis Lesbarreres, who serves as the advanced analytics and AI innovation manager at digital innovation for Airbus Helicopters, stated: “When we began our exploration into artificial intelligence, Airbus Helicopters aimed to incorporate AI within our current infrastructure, minimize unauthorized technology usage, bring together our data science team onto one unified AI platform, and streamline cost efficiency across operations. Utilizing Red Hat OpenShift AI has enabled us to achieve every single one of these targets, leading to our initial practical application of AI in business processes. The alignment between Red Hat’s approach to AI and our corporate aims facilitates meeting our objectives while ensuring adaptability, ease of access, and clarity.”
 
 
 Javier Olaizola Casin, Worldwide Managing Partner,
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 As businesses progressively leverage AI to revamp fundamental operational procedures, there’s an increasing demand for adaptable, budget-friendly, and reliable AI solutions integrated with trustworthy corporate data tailored to specific requirements. With Red Hat AI offering consistent, dependable, and swift capabilities essential for constructing and deploying AI models and applications across various hybrid cloud environments, combining IBM Consulting's deep sector-specific knowledge along with technological proficiency and industrial insights alongside Red Hat’s advanced AI tools enables us to assist our clientele in maximizing returns on their tech expenditures.
 
 
 Torsten Volks, Principal Analyst of Application Modernization at ESG, states: “Top-performing companies utilize AI-powered, data-focused decision-making across various teams and departments. Thus, the capacity to swiftly and economically create, implement, connect, expand, and manage AI functionalities throughout the organization emerges as a key driver of success. Building such proficiency necessitates an open and adaptable AI infrastructure that guarantees smooth interaction with current systems and procedures, enhances operational flexibility, and maintains ongoing oversight. Empowering employees and clients to leverage AI benefits more extensively and promptly is essential for sustained business prosperity.”
 
 
 Anand Swamy, Executive Vice President and Global Head of Ecosystems at HCLTech, states, “To fully harness the power of generative AI, companies must focus on establishing nimble and adaptable infrastructures. Through the integration of Red Hat AI’s resources—comprising both RHEL AI and Red Hat OpenShift AI—to provide comprehensive AI application platforms, along with HCLTech’s advanced AI knowledge and cognitive infrastructure services—a component of the HCLTech AI Foundry solutions—clients gain a seamless route towards driving AI innovations. This approach assists them in tackling typical hurdles like ensuring data security, expanding their AI operations efficiently, and reducing infrastructure expenses.”
 
 
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 Red Hat stands as the premier supplier of open-source enterprise software solutions globally, leveraging a collaborative community model to offer robust and high-performance Linux systems, hybrid clouds, containers, and Kubernetes technologies. They assist clients in merging both old and new IT applications, developing cloud-based applications, adopting their top-tier operating system, and streamlining, securing, and managing intricate ecosystems. Their acclaimed support, education, and advisory services further cement Red Hat’s position.
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 As a strategic collaborator with cloud service providers, systems integrators, software suppliers, clients, and open-source groups, Red Hat assists enterprises in getting ready for the digital frontier.
 
 
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Does "vibe coding" make everyone a programmer?

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 Can a complete tech novice create a website using everyday language on ChatGPT?


 That's the promise, misleading for some, of "vibe coding," the latest Silicon Valley catchphrase for an advance in generative AI that some say makes computer programming as simple as chatting online.


 "You fully give in to the vibes, embrace exponentials, and forget that the code even exists," OpenAI co-founder and former Tesla employee Andrej Karpathy described in early February, in a message posted on X (formerly Twitter), using the term for the first time.


 "I'm building a project or web app, but it's not really coding - I just see stuff, say stuff, run stuff, and copy paste stuff, and it mostly works," he said.


 The developer and entrepreneur was referring to the new generative AI models that produce lines of code on demand in everyday language, through writing or speech.


 The concept of "vibe coding" remained confined to the AI community until New York Times columnist Kevin Roose claimed to have created websites and apps without any knowledge of programming.


 "Just having an idea, and a little patience, is usually enough," he wrote.


 The ChatGPT and Claude interfaces can write an entire program line by line on demand, as can Gemini, which launched its dedicated version, Gemini Canvas, on Tuesday.


 Other generative AI platforms specifically dedicated to coding have also made their mark in recent months, from Cursor to Loveable, or Bolt, Replit and Windsurf.


 "Maybe, just maybe, we're looking at a fundamental shift in how software is created and who creates it," said online marketing specialist Mattheo Cellini on Substack.


 "It's unlikely to make coding irrelevant, but it may change the way developers work," suggested Yangfeng Ji, professor of computer science at the University of Virginia.


 "This could lead to some job displacement, particularly for those focused solely on basic coding tasks."


 Even before "vibe coding," a downturn was being seen by some in IT employment as the first effects of generative AI began to be felt.


 The sector shed nearly 10,000 jobs in the US in February, according to the Department of Labor, and its headcount is at a three-year low.

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 Among code novices, many find it hard to catch the vibe.


 "People who do not have programming expertise often struggle to use these kinds of models because they don't have the right kinds of tools or knowledge to actually evaluate the output," said Nikola Banovic, professor of computer science at the University of Michigan.


 On social media, the few newbies who report on their "vibe coding" quickly complain that it's not as easy as some want to believe.


 Without mastering computing complexities like digital directories, runtime environments or application programming interfaces (APIs), it's hard to create an app that works.


 Despite his coding knowhow, Claude Rubinson, a professor of sociology at the University of Houston-Downtown, wanted to create an application for his students two years ago without tinkering with the code generated by ChatGPT.


 After a lot of trial and error, the app finally worked, but "I'm convinced it wouldn't have worked if I hadn't understood the code," which allowed him to guide the interface using the appropriate language.


 This brought home the importance of the "prompt": mastering the request submitted to obtain the desired result.


 "Programmers have certain levels of AI literacy that allows them to get what they want out of the models," said Banovic.


 Everyday users "will not know how to prompt," h warned.

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Dubai Unleashes AI Revolution: Digital Dubai's Skills Program Empowers Government Workforce

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 ABU DHABI, 19th March, 2025 (WAM) -- The emirate of Digital Dubai has entered into a strategic pact with Microsoft aimed at enhancing the expertise and abilities of governmental staff in the fields of artificial intelligence technology and its practical implementations.


 This aligns with the overall artificial intelligence strategy for Dubai Emirate.


 This initiative seeks to cultivate a knowledge-based and practically-focused mindset throughout all governmental departments within this crucial sector. This approach will boost creativity and propel the establishment of a digital knowledge-centric economy and community, aligning with the guidance provided by the insightful leadership.


 This program includes a training course divided into three pathways. The initial pathway, known as the IT Developers Pathway, caters to individuals from various backgrounds such as staff members who have foundational technology understanding aiming to enhance their artificial intelligence capabilities, along with seasoned programmers, statisticians, team leaders, technical gurus, human resources personnel, and both information technology and business consultants.


 The second track titled 'AI for All' seeks to enhance employees’ skills in artificial intelligence technology through an introduction to AI’s background, methodologies, upcoming developments, and its influence across different sectors. Accessible via the Learning Management System (LMS), this course covers these essential aspects.


 The third track is designed for executives and concentrates on AI-related material aimed at organizational leaders.


 Hamad Obaid Al Mansoori, the Director-General of Digital Dubai, stated, “Cultivating digital abilities and expertise remains central to our plan aimed at transforming daily living in Dubai according to the directives set forth by our visionary leaders. Currently, artificial intelligence forms the bedrock of our strategic initiatives designed to expedite the creation of tomorrow’s world today. This endeavor bolsters Dubai’s standing as an international exemplar of smart city development that leverages technological advancements for human welfare. For us to accomplish these goals, we pledge to fortify collaborations with top-tier entities within this sector—both domestically and internationally.”


 The collaboration with Microsoft marks an important move towards our objective, promoting a knowledge-based and practically focused environment across governmental bodies. Through strengthening skills in artificial intelligence and various related areas, we are establishing the foundation for a digital knowledge-centric economy and community. This effort closely aligns with and backs the bold targets set out in Dubai’s Economic Agenda D33.


 Naim Yazbeck, who leads Microsoft UAE as their General Manager, expressed his enthusiasm about partnering with Digital Dubai to advance skill-building efforts and strengthen government employees' abilities throughout the UAE. By doing so, they aim to maximize the benefits of AI technology. This project marks an important move towards improving digital competencies through specialized courses designed for software developers, industry experts, and leaders. It aims to cultivate a spirit of creativity and enhance Dubai’s position in the digital landscape.


 Microsoft is strongly devoted to backing Dubai’s ambitious plan for digital transformation. Our mission is to provide people and organizations with essential resources to fully leverage AI capabilities across different industries, thus establishing a robust base for a sustainable digital future and progressing towards the UAE’s strategic aim of being an international center for tech and innovation.


 The initiative will span an entire year with the objective of empowering as many public sector workers as feasible with skills in artificial intelligence.

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TalentSprint Unveils Cutting-Edge Generative AI Program for Professional Growth (International Edition)

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 The generative artificial intelligence sector is anticipated to be worth around $200 billion by 2032, and projections indicate that AI-created information will make up 10% of total data by 2025. As a result, businesses across the globe are transitioning from merely analyzing data to producing content driven by AI technology. There has never been greater demand for specialists skilled in advancing AI innovations.
 
 
 TalentSprint’s Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) course helps individuals thrive amidst the current AI transformation. This comprehensive program spans from basic concepts to sophisticated uses of AI technology, incorporating topics like architecture designs, prompt crafting, retrieval-enhanced creation techniques, intelligent agent development, and deploying practical AI solutions—all rounded off with an authentic final project. Throughout the coursework, learners engage through entirely live, web-based classes instructed by seasoned professionals who prioritize regular lab work, detailed case analyses, and extensive practical assignments. Additionally, students become adept at using more than ten top-tier AI software platforms, preparing them for leadership roles in driving technological advancements within their respective industries.
 
 
 Anurag Bansal, the CEO and Managing Director of TalentSprint, stated, "Generative AI is reshaping various fields at breakneck speed. This initiative aims to empower professionals to stay ahead and spearhead this transformation by leveraging AI to address practical problems in multiple domains."
 
 
 TalentSprint’s offering is designed for individuals across various phases of their careers. For those just starting out, the course provides a solid grounding in Generative AI, enabling participants to develop practical skills via project-based learning, real-life scenarios, and access to advanced AI technologies—thus boosting their chances of securing jobs in fields dominated by artificial intelligence. Meanwhile, experienced workers can enhance their expertise in using AI for making informed decisions, automating processes, and fostering innovative ideas, ensuring they stay relevant amid industry shifts driven by generative AI. This curriculum prepares these professionals to boost productivity, explore fresh career paths, and thrive in an environment where AI takes precedence.
 
 
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 Founded in 2010, TalentSprint is an integral part of the NSE group and operates as a worldwide provider of cutting-edge technological education enhanced by artificial intelligence. It offers transformative bootcamp experiences and advanced learning opportunities for contemporary professionals aiming to equip themselves with profound knowledge for the future. By collaborating with premier educational bodies and major international technology firms, TalentSprint develops forward-thinking curricula designed to achieve outstanding results. Their AI-driven platform called ipearl.ai integrates rigorous scholarly standards with practical insights from seasoned experts. High levels of participant involvement coupled with excellent satisfaction ratings have established them as a key figure within their sector. To learn more, you can explore further at
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 Washington D.C., [USA], March 30 (ANI): On Sunday, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman jokingly remarked that internet users should cease creating AI-generated images since his team was struggling with lack of sleep over it!
 
 
 Altman stated that individuals should ease up on producing images.
 
 
 On a post on X, he stated, "could you all please calm down with generating images? This is getting out of hand; my team needs some rest."
 
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 On Thursday, he dramatically stated that the AI-generated images are incredibly popular, causing the Graphics Processing Units in their office to overheat!
 
 
 On a post on X, he mentioned, "It’s incredibly enjoyable witnessing everyone enjoy sharing images via ChatGPT. However, our GPUs are overheating. We'll be implementing temporary usage caps as we strive to enhance efficiency. This should only last for a short period! The free tier of ChatGPT will soon offer three image generations daily."
 
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 Shortly after OpenAI introduced its latest AI-driven image generation tool, a social media phenomenon emerged, mimicking the style of Japan’s renowned Studio Ghibli animations. This trend highlights not only the capabilities of the new technology but also the accompanying copyright issues, as noted by CNN.
 
 
 The recent release of GPT-4o on Tuesday includes numerous practical improvements such as enhanced accuracy in text processing and an increased capability to handle intricate and elaborate instructions. Additionally, based on a statement posted on OpenAI’s site, this version has undergone extensive training using a wide range of visual aesthetics. This has left users amazed by its proficiency in producing static images and video clips that evoke beloved animated series like "South Park" or traditional clay animation classics.
 
 
 However, one particular style rapidly inundated platforms like X and Instagram after users of ChatGPT (along with OpenAI’s text-to-video tool, Sora) started mimicking the creations of the renowned animation studio famous for films such as "Spirited Away" and "Howl's Moving Castle," according to CNN.
 
 
 Certain scenes inspired by popular culture or political events have been restyled using the distinctive approach of this prominent Japanese firm. This includes an altered version of the trailer for "The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring,” clips from “The Sopranos,” as well as the intense interaction between Donald Trump, JD Vance, and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy during their actual encounter at the White House. (ANI)
 
 
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AI-Driven Countryside Quest: Peasants in Rural China Embrace DeepSeek for Guidance

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The rural inhabitants, making up one-third of China’s 1.4 billion people, are enthusiastic about utilizing AI services.

 In China’s expansive rural areas, a DeepSeek scenario is unfolding as villagers find chatbots helpful for obtaining guidance on subjects varying from hog cultivation to crop protection.


 Due to China’s wide-ranging internet access and high mobile phone usage, the nation's rural inhabitants—who make up one-third of its 1.4 billion people—are keen on utilizing AI technologies in agriculture and daily village life following the national surge in AI uptake sparked by DeepSeek, the Hangzhou startup, through its open-source models.


 Chinese tech giants like Alibaba Group Holding and Tencent Holdings have also created user-friendly chatbots to expedite the spread of AI applications. Alibaba, which owns the South ChinaMorning Post, entered into a strategic alliance with the Zhejiang provincial government partially to address the urban-rural income disparity through the use of AI technology.


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 China’s leading AI chatbots like Tencent's Yuanbao, Alibaba's Tongyi, and ByteDance's Doubao are rapidly gaining new users, even among people living in remote rural areas.


 In Jiaohe, a town in northeastern Jilin province, a village chief reached out to Tencent directly for help in promoting AI to villagers. In advertisements displayed around the town, he encouraged the townspeople to "search Tencent Yuanbao on the app store".


 Village Chief Mr. Lu informed the Post that the chatbot has seamlessly integrated into daily rural routines. Villagers leverage AI functionalities to recognize flora and fauna, examine paperwork, locate governmental aid programs, obtain agricultural and animal husbandry guidance, and create marketing content for regional online commerce ventures.


 Tencent established a dedicated task force to launch an "AI for Agriculture" initiative. According to a Tencent staff member involved in the project, features such as image recognition and voice control have greatly reduced obstacles for farming communities. Additionally, the firm adjusted its artificial intelligence algorithms to better suit agricultural requirements and worked alongside local authorities to enhance educational efforts.

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 Slogans advocating for Tencent’s Yuanbao, which incorporated DeepSeek's R1 reasoning model in February, have proliferated across rural areas of China, notably in the northeast region, igniting conversations on Chinese social platforms. “Encountering issues with identifying crop diseases?” “Consult Tencent Yuanbao.” “Worried about beginning your rural business venture?” “Ask Tencent Yuanbao.” “Facing challenges with live-streaming commerce?” “Reach out to Tencent Yuanbao.” These messages appear prominently on road signs, written in striking white and yellow letters.


 Last month, Yuanbao saw its daily active users skyrocket twentyfold in just February, according to Tencent President Martin Lau Chi-ping, who mentioned this during the firm’s recent quarterly revenue discussion.


 Alibaba’s Quark, which initially launched as both a browser and cloud storage service before being relabeled as their primary AI assistant, had accumulated 146.6 million monthly active users by February, based on statistics from China-based AI tracking platform AIcpb. Another rapidly rising AI application, Doubao, garnered 81.9 million monthly active users, whereas DeepSeek’s corresponding app managed to attract 61.8 million users during the same period.


 Local administrations are increasingly utilizing AI to enhance farming practices. For instance, in Enping—a township located in South Guangdong Province—the municipal government has implemented an AI system powered by DeepSeek. This technology alerts farmers about potential pest threats through notifications sent directly to their smartphones, as reported by the local authorities' newspaper.


 The swift expansion of AI services has fueled optimism about reducing China’s urban-rural poverty disparity, yet it has also sparked worries. This includes the dissemination of AI-created material such as convincing yet deceptive video and audio recordings, alongside speculative tools like AI-driven stock trading platforms.


 Lu, the party secretary in Jilin, emphasized the significance of educating locals on using artificial intelligence responsibly. Consequently, he intends to organize additional training sessions aimed at instructing villagers on how to critically and impartially assess AI-generated replies.


 "The surge in artificial intelligence signifies a trend toward technology democratization. It is crucial for rural regions to capitalize on this chance to close the knowledge divide between urban and rural communities," Lu stated.


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AI-Driven Countryside Quest: Peasants in Rural China Embrace DeepSeek for Guidance

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The rural inhabitants, making up one-third of China’s 1.4 billion people, are enthusiastic about utilizing AI services. In China’s expansive rural areas, a DeepSeek scenario is unfolding as villagers…