B[The performance of the new AI model in video conversations is almost realistic] On October 9th, the official website of Tavus, an AI video company in San Francisco, USA, stated that the company’s latest new model Griffin-Lite organized 54 subjects into a one-minute video call, and 26 people mistakenly thought that the other party was a real person, accounting for 48%. Under the same test process, only 2.4% of the subjects judged this way for the previous generation system. Tavus claims that this is the first real-time video conversation model to pass the "Video Turing Test" and defines it as a "human interaction model." Unlike traditional voice assistants, Griffin-Lite can respond in real time when both parties are speaking at the same time, whether it is echoing or interrupting, just like a real person chatting. B[Huawei releases new AI computing architecture to turn millions of processors into one computer] "Science and Technology Innovation Board Daily" reported on the 17th that Huawei released a new computing architecture in the AI era - Peerium computing architecture, which can turn millions of processors into one computer to meet the evolving needs of AI computing power. Peerium computing architecture is a computing architecture based on nested parallelism, unified memory addressing, and equal interconnection to achieve strong expansion of million-level processors. Peerium computing architecture breaks through the Turing paradigm, proposes Nested BSP, and breaks through the von Neumann single-machine architecture. Lingqu is the key interconnect technology to realize the Peerium computing architecture, which can infinitely expand the high-speed bus connecting CPU, NPU, memory, SSD, network card and switch. The Atlas 950 super node is the first generation product of Peerium's computing architecture. The 256,000-card Atlas 950 super node cluster is already being deployed, and the NPO-based Atlas 960 system is being tested. (Kechuangban Daily reporter Huang Xinyi) B[Turing Quantum releases the large-scale chip-level scalable optical quantum computer TuringQ Gen3] "Science and Technology Innovation Forum Daily" reported on the 12th that at the 2026 Pujiang Innovation Forum Achievements Conference on Science and Industry Integration Ecology Seminar on September 12, Turing Quantum founder Jin Xianmin officially released the TuringQ Gen3 large-scale chip-level scalable optical quantum computer, which is the world's first cabinet-based chip-level scalable optical quantum computer. TuringQ Gen3 is equipped with a high-speed programmable thin film lithium niobate optical quantum chip, integrating core modules such as quantum light source, programmable optical quantum processing chip, single photon detection, quantum-classical heterogeneous computing, etc. It supports the expansion of single-chip 10,000-photon level and million-mode computing resources, achieves chip-level quantum superiority verification, and will explore AI directions such as world models. Recently, Turing Quantum has been registered for listing guidance and plans to IPO in A-shares. The guidance agency is Cathay Haitong. (Kechuangban Daily reporter Li Mingming)
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