According to Bijie.com, Xiaomi recently restructured its core AI product team, "Xiao Ai," with a new round of organizational changes. The restructured technical architecture of Xiao Ai has been decoupled into three main modules: the underlying foundational model capabilities are provided by the mimo model team led by Luo Fuli; the cloud engineering team, led by Luan Jian, is responsible for encapsulating the model into stable and reliable interfaces; and the core "device-side" product function development rights have been directly delegated to the operating system teams for mobile phones, automobiles, and other terminal businesses. Xiaomi Chairman Lei Jun revealed that Xiaomi will invest at least 60 billion yuan in AI over the next three years, focusing on "reshaping the entire ecosystem of people, cars, and homes through intelligent paradigms." This organizational restructuring marks the starting point for implementing this strategy.

According to CoinWorld.com, 2010 Nobel laureate in economics, Christopher Pissarides, warned that artificial intelligence will not bring Western economies back to an era of high productivity growth, an era that may be over. He stated that up to 40% of jobs in the US and UK will remain largely unaffected by AI, citing sectors such as nursing and hospitality. Technology companies and governments are pinning their hopes on AI to revive the growth levels that have slowed significantly in recent decades. Pissarides pointed out that there is currently little indication that AI will lead to productivity gains and questioned the claims of Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and OpenAI founder Altman, among others, that the technology will have a profound impact on employment. While the technology may bring some productivity gains, he expressed doubt about whether it will recreate the computing boom of the 1980s and 1990s.

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