Ant open-sources five Ming-3.0 speech models; Lancet study predicts cancer survival from face photos
创业邦 · wechat · 2026-10-21
Chuangyebang's Oct 20 AIGC daily, key items:
- Ant's Bailian open-sourced the Ming-3.0 speech series: five models covering speech synthesis, audio understanding & dialogue, and speech recognition, usable individually or combined in workflows
- OpenAI launched ChatGPT Slides: generate decks from chats, files, or outlines; real-time team collaboration, comments, and PowerPoint/PDF export
- AI predicts cancer survival from one face photo: a Lancet Digital Health model trained on 40M+ face images and 30K+ patient photos; highest-risk scores correlate with 90-day mortality, meant to aid clinical judgment
- OpenAI seeks $30B at $1.4T+ valuation; Nscale in talks for a $45B Anthropic compute deal; Jensen Huang says AI needs 'seatbelts'
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