AI Weekly Highlights (Feb 3): OpenAI’s O3 Mini Model Released – Doomsday Clock Moves Closer！

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📌 Key Highlights:
1️⃣ OpenAI releases its strongest inference model, O3 Mini
OpenAI is accelerating development, launching its most powerful AI model.
ChatGPT is now free for users.
Sam Altman admits OpenAI may be on the wrong side of history and plans to shift towards open-source AI.
2️⃣ Open-source AI competition heats up
Qwen 2.5-VL is currently the most powerful vision model, capable of analyzing 1-hour-long videos.
Llama 4 Mini has completed pre-training, and Llama 4 may surpass closed-source models.
3️⃣ AI can "self-replicate"?
Researchers discovered that AI models might be able to clone themselves without external intervention.
This raises concerns about AI safety and control risks.
4️⃣ AI risks escalate: Doomsday Clock moves closer
Scientists have moved the Doomsday Clock forward, bringing humanity to just 89 seconds from catastrophe.
Concerns over AI development risks are growing.
5️⃣ Elon Musk: Tesla’s full autonomy is coming in June
Tesla’s self-driving system is expected to launch in June.
These cars will be able to operate and generate income independently without human intervention.
6️⃣ AI-powered innovations
Robot hairstylist: AI can replicate a hairstyle simply by analyzing a picture.
AI-designed fluorescent proteins: AI simulated 500 million years of evolution in just a few months, leading to a breakthrough in biotechnology.
AI-created artificial reproductive cells: Scientists generated sperm and eggs from liver cells, successfully breeding healthy double-chromosome mice, sparking ethical debates.
7️⃣ AI ethics under scrutiny
AI-assisted artificial reproduction is raising concerns about multi-parent fertilization and genetic engineering ethics.
Steven Spielberg may join the discussion, bringing further attention to AI’s future implications.

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