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  1. 36Kr Exclusive | SenseTime's Guo Xiang Invests in a Consumer-Grade Spatial Camera Company to Collect Real-World Data for Embodied AI

    Zhuma Innovation, a consumer spatial camera company, has secured tens of millions in an Angel+ funding round led by SenseTime Guoxiang Capital, with participation from CDH VGC and Fengrui Capital. The company aims to create a new category of AI hardware, the spatial camera, which functions as both a 3D content creation tool and an entry point for real-world 3D data crucial for embodied AI and world models. Their product, Pebble, uses technologies like 3D Gaussian Splatting and multi-sensor fusion to capture the 3D world, addressing the growing demand for realistic data in training robots and AI models. AI

    IMPACT This funding could accelerate the development of new hardware for collecting real-world 3D data, crucial for advancing embodied AI and world models.

  2. He who wins the scene wins the AI world, and a data player worth paying attention to has emerged in the travel track.

    The AI industry is facing a scarcity of real-world, interactive data crucial for developing advanced AI like world models and embodied intelligence. Ride-hailing platforms, such as Ruqi Mobility, are emerging as significant data providers by leveraging their operational fleets to collect continuous, multi-modal driving data. This data, encompassing decision-making, vehicle responses, and environmental feedback, is vital for training AI that can understand and interact with the physical world, offering a more cost-effective and scalable solution than traditional data collection methods. AI

    IMPACT Ride-hailing data collection offers a scalable, cost-effective solution for the scarce real-world interaction data needed for advanced AI.

  3. 📰 AI companies aim to develop systems that comprehend the external world beyond current limitations of large language models (LLMs), with recent advancements hi

    AI companies are focusing on developing systems that can understand the external world, moving beyond the current capabilities of large language models. Recent discussions highlight the significance of "world models" in achieving this goal. This research aims to equip AI with a deeper comprehension of its environment. AI

    IMPACT This research aims to equip AI with a deeper comprehension of its environment, potentially leading to more capable and versatile AI systems.

  4. Everyone in AI Talks About Latent Space.

    The concept of latent space is a unifying principle across various modern AI architectures, including autoencoders, attention mechanisms, diffusion models, and world models. This abstract representation is crucial for understanding how these diverse systems process and generate information. Exploring latent space offers insights into the internal workings and capabilities of advanced AI. AI

    Everyone in AI Talks About Latent Space.

    IMPACT Explains a core concept that underpins many advanced AI models.

  5. "Neither VLA nor World Models are the endgame, there will be models unique to the physical world" | Ant Lingbo Shen Yujun @AIGC2026

    Ant Group's Lingbo Technology Chief Scientist Shen Yujun believes that current large models, which leverage decades of internet data, are insufficient for the physical world of robotics. He proposes AIGA (AI Generated Action) as the next phase, focusing on generating actions rather than just content, to address the data scarcity in robotics. Shen suggests that both Vision-Language-Action (VLA) and World Models are not the ultimate solutions, predicting a convergence towards a model uniquely suited for the physical world, capable of integrating diverse sensory inputs and predicting future states. AI

    IMPACT Predicts a new paradigm for AI in robotics, moving beyond current models to specialized physical world intelligence.

  6. The Download: coding’s future, the ‘Steroid Olympics,’ and AI-driven science

    Anthropic's Code with Claude is demonstrating a future where developers increasingly rely on AI for coding tasks, with many admitting to shipping AI-generated code without thorough review. Google's recent I/O event highlighted a shift in AI-driven science, moving towards agentic, LLM-based systems like Gemini for Science, potentially reducing reliance on specialized tools. This trend is also reflected in the growing momentum behind 'world models' in AI research, aiming to imbue systems with a deeper understanding of the physical environment. AI

    The Download: coding’s future, the ‘Steroid Olympics,’ and AI-driven science

    IMPACT AI is increasingly automating coding tasks and driving new approaches in scientific research, potentially accelerating discovery and changing developer workflows.