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AI & Enterprise
Alibaba unveils Qwen Image 3 for generating full newspaper pages
Alibaba has unveiled Qwen Image 3.0, a generative AI image model designed to create complex work products such as newspaper pages, infographics and storyboards in a single generation. The company said the model can process prompts of up to 4,500 tokens and render small text and LaTeX math notation, while supporting 12 languages and simulating digital interfaces. It did not release open weights, benchmarks, technical reports or API pricing.
Games & Commerce
KakaoTalk expands AI features from chat summaries to image generation
Kakao on Tuesday rolled out its sixth regular KakaoTalk update, expanding AI-based features aimed at user convenience. The update focuses on linking everyday communication and AI use across mobile and PC without interruption. It adds chatroom message summaries, extends \"ChatGPT for Kakao\" to the PC version, and introduces image regeneration using \"ChatGPT Image 2.0\". Open chat also gains a beta chatbot, and channel chat messages can be deleted within 24 hours.
AI & Enterprise
OpenAI holds \'ChatGPT productivity class\' with star lecturer Kim Mi-kyung
OpenAI said on Wednesday it held a ChatGPT influencer talk show in Mapo district, Seoul, the previous day, inviting self-development lecturer Kim Mi-kyung, CEO of MKYU, as a speaker. The event, titled \"Kim Mi-kyung\'s ChatGPT Productivity Class: A Shift in the Way We Work\", drew about 30 influencers in productivity, career and self-development. OpenAI said the event aimed to strengthen direct communication with users.
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AI & Enterprise
ChatGPT crude doodle-style photo trend takes off
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AI & Enterprise
OpenAI invites Musinsa CTO to share Codex enterprise use cases
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AI & Enterprise
ChatGPT Image 2.0 beats Nano Banana2 in photo editing performance comparison
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AI & Enterprise
OpenAI releases ChatGPT Image 2.0 as AI evolution targets posters and UI
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AI & Enterprise
Alibaba unveils Qwen-Image-2.0 image-generation AI, improves photorealism