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Notion launches a new developer platform, transforming workspaces into 'AI agent hubs'. To address limitations like inability to connect external data and lack of custom logic, the platform introduces cloud sandbox 'Workers', enabling developers to deploy logic code via Notion CLI for deep customization. Since February, over one million custom agents have been created.....
Artificial intelligence is deeply integrated into higher education. In the spring semester of 2026, the School of Computing and Intelligence Innovation launched a course titled "Generative Software Development" for students who are not majoring in computer science. The course aims to help students master generative AI skills, enhance interdisciplinary innovation and tool application capabilities, rather than train programmers. This is part of the AI education landscape, addressing the question of how to cultivate talents in the AI era.
Google has launched the Android version of AI Studio, a programming tool that simplifies app development and is now available for pre-registration on Google Play. This tool enables users to build applications using artificial intelligence by following simple instructions through an intuitive interface and smart suggestions, making it suitable for both beginners and experienced developers.
Tencent Meeting has officially launched the AI Simultaneous Interpretation function, offering real-time Chinese-English translation to all users for the first time, aiming to improve communication efficiency in cross-border meetings and remote collaboration. The function keeps the translation delay within 3 seconds, achieving near-synchronous speech and translation, effectively solving issues of delay and interruption in traditional simultaneous interpretation, helping participants communicate more smoothly and avoid information loss and misunderstandings.
At the French Cannes Film Festival, ByteDance's Volcano Engine launched the video generation model Seedance 2.0 and demonstrated its commercial application in film production. Eight AI films created based on this model were showcased, including the world's first 95-minute AI feature film 'HELL GRIND' produced by the US platform Higgsfield, marking the acceleration of generative AI into the mainstream film industry.