苹果WWDC：AI加持的Siri尚需时日，向开发者开放基础模型；Neuralink和Grok合作，脑机芯片让渐冻症患者重新“发声”丨全球科技早参

Group 1: Apple - Apple announced new features under Apple Intelligence and opened its foundational model to developers, showcasing its ambition in AI [2] - The introduction of a new software interface design called "liquid glass" marks the first OS design update for iPhone since 2013 [2] - Apple simplified its software version naming convention to a year-based system [2] Group 2: Google - Google launched a new FAST/TURBO mode for its flagship AI video generation tool Veo3, significantly reducing costs and increasing output speed [3] - The FAST mode costs only 20 points per video segment, an 80% reduction compared to the standard mode, which costs 150 points [3] - Users subscribed to Google AI Ultra can now generate up to 625 eight-second videos monthly, compared to 125 with the standard mode [3] Group 3: Amazon - Amazon plans to invest at least $20 billion in Pennsylvania to expand its data center infrastructure for AI and cloud computing [4] - This investment is expected to create at least 1,250 new high-skilled jobs and support thousands of additional jobs in the AWS data center supply chain [4] - A new data center campus will be built north of Philadelphia as part of this expansion [4] Group 4: Neuralink and Grok - Neuralink and Grok are collaborating to enable ALS patients to "speak" again through a brain-machine interface chip [5] - The technology allows patients to control a cursor with their thoughts, while an AI chatbot completes their sentences and creates a voice clone [5] - This case highlights the potential of combining brain interfaces with AI technology in the medical field [5] Group 5: OpenAI - OpenAI upgraded its advanced voice mode for ChatGPT, making voice interactions more natural and human-like [6] - The updated model can respond to audio input in as fast as 232 milliseconds, with an average response time of 320 milliseconds [6] - Improvements in tone and rhythm during voice replies enhance the overall user experience, especially in handling pauses and emphasis [6]