Kata Kunci：AI Agen Cerdas, NVIDIA Nemotron 3, ChatGPT Grup Chat, AI2 Bolmo, Google Gemini Agen, AI Kesehatan, Kecerdasan Berwujud, Antarmuka Otak-Komputer, Yayasan Agen AI Cerdas, Keluarga Model Terbuka Nemotron 3, Fitur Percabangan Obrolan ChatGPT, Model Bahasa Tingkat Byte Bolmo, Penanganan Tugas Gemini Agen
🔥 Highlights
AI Agent Foundation Launch & Key Developments: Amid explosive growth in the AI agent space, industry giants like OpenAI, Anthropic, and Block have partnered with the Linux Foundation to establish the AI Agent Foundation, aiming to promote open, interoperable agent standards. Concurrently, Google has opened access to its Gemini Deep Research Agent and AlphaEvolve Coding Agent for developers, Stripe launched the Agentic Commerce Suite, Cursor Agent enabled code debugging, and Microsoft Research introduced Agent Lightning. These advancements signal rapid maturation of the AI agent ecosystem, moving toward standardization, modularity, and broader commercial adoption. (Source: Reddit r/artificial)
NVIDIA Releases Nemotron 3 Open Model Family: NVIDIA has officially launched the Nemotron 3 open model family, debuting the Nano (30B-3A) model. Built on a hybrid SSM Mixture of Experts architecture, it supports 1M token context windows and leverages NeMo Gym for multi-environment reinforcement learning to enable advanced skill adaptation. Emphasizing openness, NVIDIA is releasing model weights, training data, RL environments, and training code to empower the community in building customized AI models. (Source: percyliang)
OpenAI Introduces ChatGPT Group Chats & Branching Conversations: OpenAI quietly rolled out group chat functionality for ChatGPT, allowing AI to participate as an independent member in team collaborations and social interactions, targeting high-frequency social scenarios. Simultaneously, the iOS and Android versions of ChatGPT now support branching conversations, enabling users to explore different dialogue paths without losing the original thread, significantly enhancing user interaction. (Source: openai)
AI2 Unveils Bolmo Byte-Level Language Model: AI2 has launched the Bolmo series of byte-level language models, built by “byteifying” its open-source Olmo 3 model. Bolmo is the first fully open byte-level language model, matching or surpassing SOTA subword models across multiple tasks. It processes UTF-8 bytes directly, handling spelling, edge cases, and multilingual scripts naturally, showcasing innovation in foundational model architecture. (Source: natolambert)
Google Gemini Agent Upgrades: Google Gemini Agent is now available to Google AI Ultra users, offering enhanced task-handling capabilities, such as comparing prices and consolidating inbox information to book cars. This upgrade positions Gemini as a more proactive and intelligent daily assistant, strengthening its competitiveness in personalized AI services. (Source: GeminiApp)
🎯 Trends
Yunpeng Tech Launches AI+Health Products: On March 22, 2025, Yunpeng Tech debuted collaborative products with Shuai Kang and Skyworth in Hangzhou, including the “Digital Future Kitchen Lab” and smart refrigerators equipped with an AI health model. The AI health model optimizes kitchen design and operations, while the smart fridge’s “Health Assistant Xiao Yun” provides personalized health management, marking a breakthrough in AI-driven health applications. This launch highlights AI’s potential in daily health management through smart devices, potentially advancing household health tech and improving quality of life. (Source: 36Kr)
NVIDIA Report Reveals AI Healthcare Future: NVIDIA’s AI in Healthcare and Life Sciences: Current State and 2025 Trends report, based on a survey of 600+ professionals, identifies medical imaging/diagnostics, clinical decision support, and disease diagnosis/risk prediction as the top three AI applications in healthcare. Over the next five years, advanced medical imaging, virtual health assistants, and precision medicine will see the most AI impact. Data privacy and insufficient data remain key challenges. NVIDIA supports the industry with hardware platforms, the Clara platform, and the Isaac for Healthcare framework. (Source: 36Kr)
2025 Robotics Year in Review: “Embodied Intelligence” emerged as the buzzword of 2025, with national and local policies accelerating its development. Over ¥50B was raised in primary markets, while public companies expedited capitalization. Industrial manufacturing became the primary commercialization testing ground, though challenges persist in multi-task adaptability, human-robot safety, costs, and key tech hurdles like compute demands, data quality, model interpretability, and hardware standardization. (Source: 36Kr)
Black Forest Labs’ FLUX.2 Image Model Rises: German AI startup Black Forest Labs, founded by Stable Diffusion creator Robin Rombach, has gained traction with its open-source image model FLUX.2, dubbed “DeepSeek of AI imaging” for its top rankings on Artificial Analysis and LMarena. With $450M+ in funding and partnerships with xAI, Meta, and Adobe, its valuation tripled in a year, reflecting strong technical and commercial potential in generative AI. (Source: 36Kr)
Brain-Computer Interface Meets Domestic GPU: Tianqiao Brain Science Institute’s Peak Intelligence Lab released China’s first brain-inspired spiking model, “Transient 1.0,” trained and inferred on a domestic GPU platform (partnering with MetaX). The 7B open-source model achieves ~90% of Alibaba’s Qwen 7B performance with minimal data. Meanwhile, Shanghai-based NeuroXess completed its first clinical trial for a fully implanted BCI, enabling “mind control” and advancing the “medical-research-industry” feedback loop. (Source: 36Kr)
Cooking Robot Unicorn Zhigu Tianchu’s Surge: Smart cooking robot firm Zhigu Tianchu secured tens of millions in Series A funding (total: ¥100M+), with 2026 revenue projected to exceed ¥300M. Its AI dynamic heat control, full-premix combustion tech, and smart kitchen cloud platform form a “hardware-software-data” solution. The company’s success stems from deep hardware expertise and culinary industry insights, with plans to develop an “embodied kitchen brain” and expand globally. (Source: 36Kr)
Chinese Humanoid Robots Enter Japan: Chinese humanoid robot firms like Unitree, ZQ Robots, and Ubtech are expanding into Japan. GMO Internet Group has leased multiple Chinese models, citing advantages in mass production and sales systems. This trend reflects a “tectonic shift” in the robotics industry, with China and the US leading humanoid robot development. The global market is forecasted to reach $5T by 2050. (Source: 36Kr)
