According to a report by IT House on November 13, NHK reported in June this year that the famous Japanese manga artist Osamu Tezuka's masterpiece "Strange Doctor Black Jack" will usher in a sequel in the form of AI-assisted creation. It was officially announced today that the sequel to "Strange Doctor Black Jack" will be published in the latest issue of "Weekly Junior Champion" on November 22 as a tribute to the late master. According to NHK, the team consists of a group of artificial intelligence (AI) experts and manga creators, among others, and is led by Tezuka's eldest son, Makoto Tezuka, and Satoshi Kurihara, a professor at Keio University. The project is called "TEZUKA2023", and the team claims that the sequel will use GPT-4 to capture Osamu Tezuka's unique art style and plot style, allowing the team to create a sequel that is "consistent" with Tezuka's work. It was previously reported that the comic team led by the eldest son of the famous Japanese manga artist Osamu Tezuka will use GPT-4 to continue the creation of "Strange Doctor Black Jack".

Nvidia unveiled a new study on Monday that uses artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots to produce human-like responses in the design of semiconductors, according to Sina Finance. Bill Dally, chief scientist at NVIDIA, told the media: "As it turns out, many of our senior designers spend quite a bit of time answering some questions from junior designers. Utilizing chatbots to answer questions from junior designers can save a lot of time for senior designers. In addition to answering questions from junior designers, another feature that Nvidia demonstrated was the use of artificial intelligence to generate code. Dally says engineers often spend a lot of time looking for parts of the chip that aren't working and using test tools to figure out why. To perform this test, the AI system can quickly write a piece of scripted code to operate the tool.

PANews reported on September 22 that according to a Bloomberg analysis of court records, hedge funds such as Silver Point Capital, Diameter Capital Partners and Attestor Capital have purchased more than $250 million worth of FTX claims since the beginning of this year. Court documents show that in a recent transaction, asset management firm Hudson Bay Capital Management purchased $23 million worth of FTX claims from a cookie distributor and sold about half of them to Diameter shortly after. In the bankruptcy claims market, payables from bankrupt companies trade at extremely low prices. In recent weeks, some junior FTX debt has been quoted at about 35% of face value, up from 12% at the beginning of the year, according to data from bond broker Claims Market.

Jinse Finance reported that in response to the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macau joint action Thunder 2023 to crack down on organized crime, the Hong Kong Island Regional Criminal Department launched an operation and successfully dismantled a cross-border money laundering group, involving more than 100 million yuan. Purchasing expensive goods for resale and purchasing virtual currency "double money laundering" operation. During the operation, the police arrested 5 men and 1 woman, including 1 mastermind and 2 backbones, for conspiracy to commit money laundering and fraud in many places in Hong Kong Members, one of the key members is a junior college student, who is responsible for purchasing virtual currency for money laundering purposes.

According to a report from Kyodo News Agency of Japan quoted by IT House, Japan’s Ministry of Education (Ministry of Education) announced a guidance bill on June 22, allowing limited use of ChatGPT-like generative artificial intelligence in elementary schools, junior high schools, and high schools. The Japanese industry is generally optimistic about AI, and many companies are actively engaged in the research and development of related technologies. For example, Softbank is fully betting on AI and is currently developing the Japanese version of ChatGPT. Japan's education sector is also currently making such attempts, but considering that the use of generative AI may stifle students' creativity and learning motivation, the guidance bill also requires elementary school students (under the age of 13) to be particularly cautious when using AI. And any homework generated by AI, once judged, will be considered as cheating. The guidance bill mentions that students should use generative AI to analyze the classroom and gain more perspective from it. Students and teachers should also use AI to evaluate themselves and avoid being limited to self-thinking.

According to the Financial Associated Press, citing South Korea’s Asia Daily, the South Korean Ministry of Education stated that in order to meet the growing demand for diverse learning content, artificial intelligence (AI) digital textbooks will be introduced in primary and secondary schools from 2025. Beginning in the spring of 2025, students in the third and fourth grades of primary schools in South Korea, as well as the first and first graders of junior high school will use Chinese, mathematics, English, and information technology AI textbooks, and plan to expand the application subjects and grades every year, and achieve full coverage by 2028. South Korea plans to expand AI courses to subjects such as society, science, family economics, and science and technology in 2026; to include history courses in 2027; and to fully implement AI courses in addition to practical courses such as sports, music, and art in 2028. It was previously reported that South Korea plans to adopt AI technology in all schools and will train teachers on AI textbooks.

David Walker, chief technology officer of Westpac Group, revealed that a recent internal experiment showed that generative AI has increased the productivity of software engineers by 46%, without affecting the productivity of software engineers. Encoding quality. Walker said that the Westpac Growth Lab has been researching generative AI for more than two years. The above experiment uses generative AI tools from Microsoft, Amazon and OpenAI. Up to 83% of junior engineers are surprised by this auxiliary tool.

According to PANews news on May 22, the Web3 knowledge graph protocol 0xScope tweeted that the token distribution of PSYOP, a new Meme coin project launched by encrypted KOL ben.eth, is extremely centralized, and 93.45% of the supply of the token is held by Ben. Yes, 5% belongs to the liquidity pool. This means Ben received $6.5 million and sent 1% of his new tokens to the donor. Investors are advised to pay attention to risks. It is reported that before the launch of PSYOP, ben.eth had launched another Meme coin, BEN, on May 5. After Bitboy promoted BEN to increase its price, he handed it over less than 72 hours after the launch of the token. To Bitboy, despite Ben's promise that BEN is his life's project. Related reading: How did Ben become a new legend of encryption from an unknown junior under the tutelage of Meme?