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[00:00:00] There has been a fluctuation in AI images, and the mastery of technology by human industries can increasingly help make more accurate consumption decisions.
[00:00:16] .
[00:00:16] For businesses, AI production is fast and low-cost, but for consumers, is e-commerce AI images reliable?
[00:00:26] Let's hear from the experts.
[00:00:50] We should promote the active labeling of materials and include AI images that are inconsistent with the actual product
[00:00:54] in some key random checks or complaint review scopes. Generally,
[00:00:58] there will not be a one-size-fits-all approach. The core is to reduce information
[00:01:02] misleading. In terms of platform governance, it is difficult to achieve full image
[00:01:05] AI pre-screening in the short term. AI recognition itself has false positives, and businesses
[00:01:09] will also modify images a second time to circumvent detection. However, according to the requirements of the relevant regulations for deep synthesis identification,
[00:01:13] platforms will most likely gradually tighten control. Analysis believes that
[00:01:17] AI models are not legally prohibited from normal
[00:01:21] use, but relevant practitioners should clarify two risk boundaries.
[00:01:24] 。
[00:01:28] Will it mislead consumers? AI effects, coupled with real fabrics and actual photos, are generally fine. However, if businesses claim it's a real person, but the AI's version and the actual product differ greatly, affecting consumer's purchase decisions, then it may constitute fraud if it meets the seven conditions. AI is about drawing, not physically making things, so it's hard to precisely adjust the fit or strictly match colors and achieve stable patterns. It's easy for clothes to look good in the picture but fit very differently when worn. For special and complex styles, the chance of disappointment is even higher.
[00:04:00] Let's look at an international event. In September, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen
[00:04:04] first publicly proposed to promote Canada as the EU's first associate
[00:04:08] member. Then, on October 29th, local time, the EU and Canada held
[00:04:12] a two-day EU-Canada summit in Montreal to further discuss
[00:04:15] deepening bilateral relations. However, just before the meeting, a video claiming to record
[00:04:19] riots breaking out in Montreal circulated widely on overseas social media.
[00:04:23] The poster claimed that this was caused by European protest movements
[00:04:27] and happened in Montreal, Canada.
[00:04:50] Others fled in panic amidst the chaos.
[00:04:51] 。
[00:04:55] referring to Montreal. However, AFP published facts and
[00:04:59] investigations. The report states that this video was actually filmed in
[00:05:03] November 2024. A reverse image search revealed that
[00:05:07] this video shows a pro-Palestinian protest
[00:05:10] activity. At that time, NATO representatives were gathered in Montreal to discuss
[00:05:14] climate change and aid to Ukraine, among other issues. Protesters
[00:05:18] called for Canada to withdraw from NATO and provide more support to
[00:05:22] Palestinians. Canadian media, The Globe and Mail,
[00:05:25] had published the exact same video footage on its website
[00:05:29] in 2024. In addition, real-time street view images confirmed
[00:05:33] that the location of the incident was precisely at an entrance of the Montreal
[00:05:37] Convention Centre on Viger Avenue in Montreal. The building has a unique
[00:05:40] glass facade.
[00:05:49] However, it is worth noting that Montreal has indeed experienced some small-scale protest
[00:05:52] activities, but overall it has remained relatively calm. AFP
[00:05:56] also analyzed in its report that as Canada seeks to establish
[00:06:00] closer ties with the EU, some Canadian critics
[00:06:04] are skeptical about how much actual benefit such closer Canada-EU
[00:06:07] relations can bring. This might also be why the video
[00:06:11] was heavily circulated.
[00:06:57] How likely is this humanitarian ceasefire to be replicated in other conflict zones? Will it help Russia and Ukraine rebuild political trust? And what are the prospects for Russia-Ukraine talks?
[00:07:00] Next, we will focus on these questions one by one. On
[00:07:04] November 1st, local time, Ukrainian President Zelensky stated in a media interview
[00:07:08] that he is willing to hold face-to-face talks with Russian President Putin in Turkey.
[00:07:12] He hopes that Turkish President Erdogan will use his communication
[00:07:16] channels with Putin to facilitate direct negotiations between the leaders.
[00:07:20] Zelensky said that the delegations and technical working groups could not make decisions on some
[00:07:24] issues. The highest leaders of the two countries have decision-making power
[00:07:27] and are expected to resolve these issues through direct dialogue. Zelensky emphasized
[00:07:31] that he wants to talk directly with Putin because Putin has the final say on
[00:07:35] relevant matters. Russian Presidential Aide Yury
[00:07:39] Ushakov said on November 1st in an all-Russian state television broadcast:
[00:08:18] What is the probability of replicating such a humanitarian ceasefire in other conflict zones? In addition, why does the Ukrainian side hope that Turkey
[00:08:22] will facilitate the talks? Is the current situation conducive to direct communication
[00:08:26] between the Russian and Ukrainian leaders? Let's listen to the expert's analysis
[00:08:29] and interpretation again.
[00:08:33] This humanitarian ceasefire in Azerbaijan basically completed the humanitarian
[00:08:37] relief mission of both Russia and Ukraine, but it did not involve
[00:08:40] any political compromises. mutual concessions at the level.
[00:08:44] Through this operation, Russia successfully completed the evacuation of civilians
[00:08:47] from the war zone. This, to some extent, improved
[00:08:51] its international image and also helped
[00:08:55] rebuild political trust between Russia and Ukraine through humanitarian cooperation.
[00:08:59] Since Azerbaijan was not the main battlefield
[00:09:02] of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, this redeployment operation did not
[00:09:06] affect the overall combat rhythm of both sides.
[00:09:10] The 21st-century humanitarian ceasefire model
[00:09:18] has a certain value for replication, but its application scope is limited to non-core combat zones and cannot be widely promoted in main combat zones. Ukraine's request for Turkey
[00:09:22] to mediate the talks has clear diplomatic considerations.
[00:09:25] Turkey maintains good diplomatic relations with both Russia and Ukraine
[00:09:29] and has a neutral stance. However, from the current
[00:09:33] situation, it can be seen that the time for direct talks
[00:09:37] between the Russian and Ukrainian leaders is not yet ripe. High-level dialogue
[00:09:40] needs to depend on the progress of US-Russia-Ukraine
[00:09:44] negotiations. Russia views leader talks as the final stage
[00:09:48] of negotiations, advocating that working-level
[00:09:52] officials first establish a workable framework on issues such as energy,
[00:09:55] humanitarian aid, security, and territory.
[00:09:59] Only then will leader talks be held.
[00:10:03] Russia has stated its willingness to answer
[00:10:06] Zelensky's calls, which mostly conveys the message of not
[00:10:10] closing the door to communication.
[00:12:25] S or the base station location and signals, to calculate precise
[00:12:29] coordinates and transmit the data back to the backend. In fact, some
[00:12:33] malicious programs also have monitoring or
[00:12:37] re-activation mechanisms in the backend. As long as the phone is connected to the internet or the software runs continuously
[00:12:41] in the background, it can continuously track movements.
[00:12:44] Cybersecurity experts remind that such positioning programs cannot be automatically
[00:12:48] installed without the user's knowledge and must be
[00:12:52] manually authorized by the user to obtain.
[00:13:55] Illegally obtaining other people's location and trajectory information actually, on the civil
[00:13:58] level, infringes on privacy rights and personal information. If the number of items is insufficient,
[00:14:02] it will be subject to administrative penalties. On the criminal level,
[00:14:06] it should be over 50 items to reach
[00:14:10] the threshold for conviction. Legal experts stated that illegally selling
[00:14:14] positioning software and taking orders to provide positioning inquiry services also constitute
[00:14:17] infringement of citizens' personal information crimes. Taking orders to provide
[00:14:21] positioning inquiry services to others is considered illegal selling.
[00:14:25] Providing citizens' whereabouts and trajectory information, then it can also be classified as
[00:14:28] infringing on citizens' personal information crime. November
[00:14:32] 1st marks the fifth anniversary of the implementation of the Personal Information Protection Law of the People's Republic of China.
[00:14:36] The Supreme People's Procuratorate also released eight typical cases today
[00:14:39] on protecting citizens' personal information in accordance with the law. The cases focus on
[00:14:43] the new characteristics and new trends of illegal and criminal acts
[00:14:47] infringing on citizens' personal information, such as criminal models, customization, industrialization, network
[00:14:51] collaboration, and promoting network package upgrades, fully exposing infringements on citizens' personal information.
[00:15:38] Live video shows that the plane caught fire on the scene, and a
[00:15:42] crater was created on the ground. Not far away, there were passing vehicles.
[00:15:45] U.S. Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg confirmed on social media that all
[00:15:49] nine people on board died. The accident resulted in approximately 600 people on the ground needing to be evacuated,
[00:15:53] and currently there are no reports of ground casualties. According to U.S. media
[00:15:57] reports, an air traffic control radio communication recording showed that
[00:16:01] a few minutes before the crash, the pilot reported that the plane was icing
[00:16:05] and encountered moderate turbulence.
[00:17:07] We are descending 22,000 feet and we are
[00:17:11] banking 60 degrees.
[00:17:25] November two bravo delta, November two bravo delta, how do you
[00:17:29] hear? November 2, bravo delta,
[00:17:33] Miami.
[00:17:46] the first CMG World Robot Climbing Mount Tai Competition was held in Tai'an,
[00:17:49] Shandong. The competition leveraged the complex mountain terrain of Mount Tai to
[00:17:53] create a robot competition scenario. Approximately
[00:17:57] 3.9 kilometers, with a total of over 3100 steps, featuring continuous
[00:18:01] steep slopes and winding paths as the core challenge. It includes humanoid robots,
[00:18:04] quadruped robots, and more.
[00:18:37] The total length is about 3.9 kilometers, with an elevation difference of nearly 640 meters.
[00:18:41] 。
[00:18:44] The steps on this track vary in height and width, with unevenness,
[00:18:48] varying slopes, and additional complex interferences such as fallen objects and fallen leaves.
[00:18:52] This competition track is also a natural
[00:18:55] training ground for robots.
[00:18:58] 。
[00:19:38] Unlike previous robot competitions on flat experimental tracks, this time robots
[00:19:42] have to climb mountains autonomously in real mountain forests, ancient paths, and with human interference.
[00:19:46] So, how difficult is it for robots to climb Mount Tai?
[00:19:49] The first challenge is environmental perception
[00:19:53] ability. The ancient steps of Mount Tai are messy and reflective, and in rainy weather there will also be water reflections.
[00:19:57] The robot needs to constantly perceive and understand the surrounding environment,
[00:20:01] relying on lidar and depth cameras to perform multi-sensor fusion, constantly scanning
[00:20:05] and repeating.
[00:20:19] The second challenge is balance control ability. Compared to quadruped robots, bipedal humanoid
[00:20:23] robots usually have a higher difficulty in maintaining balance on stairs.
[00:20:27] Every step requires dynamically adjusting the center of gravity. When people climb mountains,
[00:20:31] they subconsciously adjust their stride, landing point, and center of gravity based on the height of the steps
[00:20:35] and the slipperiness of the road surface. Robots, on the other hand, require
[00:20:39] algorithms and hardware to cooperate, with sensors installed at the bottom of the feet
[00:20:42] to detect impact when landing. Leg joints rely on
[00:20:46] flexible control, like springs, to cushion the force.
[00:20:56] The third challenge is energy consumption. Continuous uphill climbing, high-frequency sensing, and repeated screen adjustments, every step involves activating motors and computing power, which is very power-intensive. To control energy consumption, participating teams need to work on both hardware and algorithms, using high-efficiency joint motors to reduce operating losses and improve energy utilization efficiency. At the same time, they need to optimize the step planning to reduce unnecessary posture oscillations and redundant movements, saving precious battery power. The significance of robots climbing Mount Tai has long gone beyond a single event.
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[00:23:53] Continuing our live broadcast, due to the continuous impact of strong cold air, the temperature in the lower reaches of the Songhua River has dropped significantly. Today, the Tongjiang section of the Songhua River officially entered the ice run period, which is six days earlier than last year. Today, the Songhua River at Tongjiang
[00:23:57] officially entered the ice run period, six days earlier than last year.
[00:24:00] On the wide river surface at Hengjiangkou in Tongjiang City, Heilongjiang, fragmented ice floes spread
[00:24:04] out, and ice sheets of various shapes flowed downstream, presenting a magnificent
[00:24:08] ice run spectacle. The ice run period is a unique transitional stage
[00:24:12] before the river freezes. The scene of ice and water coexisting and ice floes surging
[00:24:15] is very short-lived. As the temperature continues to drop, the ice volume and thickness will also increase.
[00:24:34] Yesterday morning, the Laojun Mountain scenic area in Luoyang City, Henan Province, experienced its first snowfall of this autumn. At the mountain peak with an altitude of
[00:24:38] 2217 meters, snowflakes began to fall after 4 a.m.
[00:24:42] By 8 a.m., heavy snowfall began to appear. Due to
[00:24:45] the high altitude and low temperature at the peak, the temperature drop and snowfall here are usually
[00:24:49] earlier than at the foot of the mountain.
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[00:30:37] Good evening, everyone. Good evening. Today is November 2nd,
[00:30:41] Monday, the 24th day of the 9th lunar month. Welcome to the News Broadcast program.
[00:30:44] Today's main content includes: Xi Jinping held
[00:30:48] a ceremony to welcome the Sultan of Oman's visit to China, and the two leaders held
[00:30:52] talks. Xi Jinping issued important instructions on further strengthening the protection
[00:30:56] and governance of the Yellow River, emphasizing the continuous improvement
[00:30:59] of the overall framework for extensive protection and coordinated efforts.