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Hợp tác cùng nam diễn viên gạo cội này là nhiều cái tên chất lượng như Thái Thiếu Phân, Nguỵ Tuấn Kiệt, Đằng Lệ Minh,…vai trò đạo diễn được giao cho giám chế Quảng Nghiệp Sinh đảm nhận. Đây là một bộ phim hình sự tiêu biểu của tvb, minh chứng là họ đã cho ra mắt liền 4 phần chỉ trong vòng 5 Nguyên và Anh Tư là 2 cảnh sát tài năng, nhiệt huyết và có mối quan hệ rất thân thiết. Làm việc cho đội điều tra bên phòng cảnh sát giao thông, họ đã lập được không ít những công lao lớn. Nhưng do mâu thuẫn giữa Tam Nguyên và chồng vì nghi ngờ cô có mối quan hệ không trong sạch với đồng nghiệp nên Anh Tư phải chuyển sang đội của Tiểu Sanh. Đến với đội mới, vẫn tinh thần làm việc không biết mệt mỏi, Anh Tư mau chóng nhận được cảm tình tốt từ mọi người, trong đó có Tiểu Sanh và Vinh Triệu Giai. Mọi chuyện trở nên phức tạp khi 2 người này đều có tình cảm với Anh Tư, mọi chuyện sẽ ra sao. Đạo diễnDiễn viên Phim liên quan PARIS AP — Novak Djokovic now stands alone among men with 23 Grand Slam titles. After all those years of chasing rivals Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal, Djokovic is on top of the list of most major championships for a man. Djokovic did it by beating Casper Ruud 7-6 1, 6-3, 7-5 in the French Open final on Sunday. The first set was tight until 6-all, and then Djokovic simply took over, dominating the tiebreaker — as he often does — and the second set, before grabbing 12 of the last 13 points to seal the victory. That allowed Djokovic to break his tie with Nadal at 22 majors. Federer, who announced his retirement last year, is next among men with 20, while Djokovic’s idol, Pete Sampras, is fourth with 14. And to think Sampras set that mark by winning his last Slam in what turned out to be the last match of his career, the 2002 Open final. Here we are, just 21 years later, and not only did three guys surpass Sampras, but Djokovic moved way past him. Serena Williams finished her career last year with 23 majors, the most for a woman in the Open era. Margaret Court won 24, some during the amateur era. Djokovic’s win also moved back into the top spot of the ATP rankings, jumping from No. 3 to replace Carlos Alcaraz at No. 1. Djokovic beat Alcaraz in the semifinals. The women’s singles title in Paris was won on Saturday by Iga Swiatek, who defeated Karolina Muchova 6-2, 5-7, 6-4. That gave Swiatek two trophies in a row at Roland Garros and three in the past four years. She also won last year’s Open and is just the third woman to start a career by going 4-0 in Slam finals. The next Grand Slam tournament is Wimbledon, which begins on the grass courts of the All England Club on July 3. Djokovic will head there halfway to a calendar-year Grand Slam. In 2021, he came quite close to becoming the first man since Rod Laver in 1969 to win all four major tournaments in one season but lost in the Open final. Novak Djokovic is listed as a minus-155 money-line pick to win Wimbledon, according to FanDuel Sportsbook. Second on the men’s odds is Carlos Alcaraz, at plus-500. Nick Kyrgios, the runner-up to Djokovic at the All England Club last year but who hasn’t played since January, is the joint fourth pick at plus-1600. For the women, Iga Swiatek is the top pick at plus-340, even though she’s never been past the fourth round there, while 2022 champion Elena Rybakina is listed next at plus-430. What you need to know about the year’s second Grand Slam tennis tournament — Rafael Nadal is not here — Can AI help prevent cyberbullying of tennis players? — French players bid a quick adieu to French Open — Novak Djokovic can break a tie with Rafael Nadal by winning Slam No. 23 — Iga Swiatek, Aryna Sabalenka and Elena Rybakina split the past four major titles — Carlos Alcaraz hits shots no one else does — and he likes to see the replays — Facts and figures about the French Open, including a look back at 2022 Try your hand at the AP’s tennis quiz here. 11 — The number of Grand Slam titles won by Novak Djokovic over the past 20 major tournaments, dating to 2018. Rafael Nadal won six in that span, and three men each won one Dominic Thiem, Daniil Medvedev and Carlos Alcaraz. “It’s just so much pressure and emotions and expectations from my side, personally, and from anyone else that, once it’s finished, once everything is done and dusted, it’s just incredibly satisfying, of course, if you finish with the trophy, another Grand Slam trophy, and at same time, it’s huge relief, because I’m just glad it’s over.” — Novak Djokovic, after winning his third French Open championship and 23rd Grand Slam title overall. ___ AP tennis and AI chatbots have a problem They lose money on every enormous cost of running today’s large language models, which underpin tools like ChatGPT and Bard, is limiting their quality and threatening to throttle the global AI boom they’ve expense, and the limited availability of the computer chips they require, are also constraining which companies can afford to run them and pressuring even the world’s richest companies to turn chatbots into moneymakers sooner than they may be ready to.“The models being deployed right now, as impressive as they seem, are really not the best models available,” said Tom Goldstein, a computer science professor at the University of Maryland. “So as a result, the models you see have a lot of weaknesses” that might be avoidable if cost were no object — such as a propensity to spit out biased results or blatant tech giants staking their future on AI rarely discuss the technology’s cost. OpenAI the maker of ChatGPT, Microsoft and Google all declined to comment. But experts say it’s the most glaring obstacle to Big Tech’s vision of generative AI zipping its way across every industry, slicing head counts and boosting intensive computing AI requires is why OpenAI has held back its powerful new language model, GPT-4, from the free version of ChatGPT, which is still running a weaker model. ChatGPT’s underlying data set was last updated in September 2021, making it useless for researching or discussing recent events. And even those who pay $20 per month for GPT-4 can send only 25 messages every three hours because it’s so expensive to run. It’s also much slower to respond.Those costs may also be one reason Google has yet to build an AI chatbot into its flagship search engine, which fields billions of queries every day. When Google released its Bard chatbot in March, it opted not to use its largest language model. Dylan Patel, chief analyst at the semiconductor research firm SemiAnalysis, estimated that a single chat with ChatGPT could cost up to 1,000 times as much as a simple Google a recent report on artificial intelligence, the Biden administration pinpointed the computational costs of generative AI as a national concern. The White House wrote that the technology is expected to “dramatically increase computational demands and the associated environmental impacts,” and that there’s an “urgent need” to design more sustainable more than other forms of machine learning, generative AI requires dizzying amounts of computational power and specialized computer chips, known as GPUs, that only the wealthiest of companies can afford. The intensifying battle for access to those chips has helped to make their leading providers into tech giants in their own right, giving them the keys to what has become the technology industry’s most prized Valley came to dominate the internet economy in part by offering services like online search, email and social media to the world free, losing money initially but eventually turning hefty profits on personalized advertising. And ads are probably coming to AI chatbots. But analysts say ads alone probably won’t be enough to make cutting-edge AI tools profitable anytime the meantime, the companies offering AI models for consumer use must balance their desire to win market share with the financial losses they’re racking search for more reliable AI also is likely to drive profits primarily to the chipmakers and cloud computing giants that already control much of the digital space — along with the chipmakers whose hardware they need to run the no accident that the companies building the leading AI language models are either among the largest cloud computing providers, as with Google and Microsoft, or have close partnerships with them, as OpenAI does with Microsoft. Companies that buy those firms’ AI tools don’t realize they’re being locked into a heavily subsidized service that costs much more than what they’re currently paying, said Clem Delangue, CEO of Hugging Face, an open-source AI CEO Sam Altman indirectly acknowledged the problem at a Senate hearing last month, when Sen. Jon Ossoff D-Ga. warned that if OpenAI were to try to make ChatGPT addictive in a way that harms kids, Congress “will look very harshly” on it. Altman said Ossoff needn’t worry “We try to design systems that do not maximize for engagement. In fact, we’re so short on GPUs, the less people use our products, the better.”The expense of AI language models starts with developing and training them, which requires gargantuan amounts of data and software to identify patterns in language. AI companies also typically hire star researchers whose salaries can rival those of pro athletes. That presents an initial barrier to any company hoping to build its own model, though a few well-funded start-ups have succeeded — including Anthropic AI, which OpenAI alumni founded with financial backing from each query to a chatbot like ChatGPT, Microsoft’s Bing or Anthropic’s Claude is routed to data centers, where supercomputers crunch the models and perform numerous high-speed calculations at the same time — first, interpreting the user’s prompt, then working to predict the most plausible response, one “token,” or four-letter sequence, at a sort of computational power requires GPUs, or graphics processing units, that were first made for video games but were found to be the only chips that could handle such heavy computer tasks as large language models. Currently, just one company, Nvidia, sells the best of those, for which it charges tens of thousands of dollars. Nvidia’s valuation recently rocketed to $1 trillion on the anticipated sales. The Taiwan-based company that manufactures many of those chips, TSMC, has likewise soared in value.“GPUs at this point are considerably harder to get than drugs,” Elon Musk, who recently purchased some 10,000 GPUs for his own AI start-up, told a May 23 Wall Street Journal computing requirements also help to explain why OpenAI is no longer the nonprofit it was founded to in 2015 with the stated mission of developing AI “in the way that is most likely to benefit humanity as a whole, unconstrained by a need to generate financial return,” by 2019, it had switched to a for-profit model to attract investors, including Microsoft, which pumped in $1 billion and became OpenAI’s exclusive computing provider. Microsoft has since poured in $10 billion more and integrated OpenAI’s technology with Bing, Windows and other products.Exactly how much chatbots like ChatGPT cost to run is a moving target, as companies work to make them more December, not long after its launch, Altman estimated the cost of ChatGPT at “probably single-digits cents per chat.” That might not sound like much, until you multiply it by upward of 10 million users per day, as analysts have estimated. In February, SemiAnalysis calculated that ChatGPT was costing OpenAI some $700,000 per day in computing costs alone, based on the processing needed to run the default model at the those computing costs by the 100 million people per day who use Microsoft’s Bing search engine or the more than 1 billion who reportedly use Google, and one can begin to see why the tech giants are reluctant to make the best AI models available to the public.“This is not a sustainable equation for the democratization or wide availability of generative AI, the economy or the environment,” said Sid Sheth, founder and CEO of d-Matrix, a start-up working to build more efficient chips for said in its February announcement of Bard that it would initially run on a “lightweight” version of the company’s LaMDA language model because it required “significantly less computing power, enabling us to scale to more users.” In other words, even a company as wealthy as Google wasn’t prepared to foot the bill of putting its most powerful AI technology into a free cost-cutting took a toll Bard stumbled over basic facts in its launch demonstration, shearing $100 billion from the value of Google’s shares. Bing, for its part, went off the rails early on, prompting Microsoft to scale back both its personality and the number of questions users could ask it in a given errors, sometimes called “hallucinations,” have become a major concern with AI language models as both individuals and companies increasingly rely on them. Experts say they’re a function of the models’ basic design They’re built to generate likely sequences of words, not true Google chatbot, called Sparrow, was designed by the company’s DeepMind subsidiary to search the internet and cite its sources, with the goal of reducing falsehoods. But Google has not released that one so each of the major players is racing for ways to make AI language models a query on OpenAI’s new, lightweight Turbo model costs less than one-tenth as much as its top-of-the-line GPT-4. Google is making its own AI chips, which it claims are more efficient than Nvidia’s, as are start-ups like d-Matrix. And numerous start-ups are building on open-source language models, such as Meta’s LLaMA, so that they don’t have to pay OpenAI or Google to use theirs — even though those models don’t yet perform as well and may lack guardrails to prevent push for smaller, cheaper models marks a sudden reversal for the industry, said Maryland’s Goldstein.“We spent the last four years just trying to make the biggest models we could,” he said. But that was when the goal was to publish research papers, not release AI chatbots to the public. “Now, just within the last few months, there’s been a complete turnaround in the community, and suddenly everyone’s trying to build the smallest model they can to control the costs.”For consumers, that could mean the days of unfettered access to powerful, general-purpose AI models are is already experimenting with building advertisements into its AI-powered Bing results. At the Senate hearing, OpenAI’s Altman wouldn’t rule out doing the same, although he said he prefers a paid subscription companies say they’re confident the economics will eventually pencil out. Altman told the tech blog Stratechery in February, “There’s so much value here, it’s inconceivable to me that we can’t figure out how to ring the cash register on it.”Yet critics note that generative AI also comes with costs to society.“All this processing has implications for greenhouse gas emissions,” said Bhaskar Chakravorti, dean of global business at Tufts University’s Fletcher School. The computing requires energy that could be used for other purposes — including other computing tasks that are less trendy than AI language models. That “could even slow down the development and application of AI for other, more meaningful uses, such as in health care, drug discovery, cancer detection, etc.,” Chakravorti on estimates of ChatGPT’s usage and computing needs, data scientist Kasper Groes Albin Ludvigsen estimated that it may have used as much electricity in January as 175,000 people — the equivalent of a midsize now, the tech giants are willing to lose money in a bid to win market share with their AI chatbots, Goldstein said. But if they can’t make them profitable? “Eventually you come to the end of the hype curve, and the only thing your investors are going to look at, at that point, is your bottom line.”Still, Goldstein predicted many people and companies will find generative AI tools hard to resist, even with all their flaws. “Even though it’s expensive,” he said, “it’s still far less expensive than human labor.”Nitasha Tiku contributed to this report.

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