This Issue's Overview
This week's AI field has been buzzing with major news: domestic large model DeepSeek announces 70 billion yuan in financing to build AI programming tools, GPT-4.5 passes the Turing test for the first time (71% win rate surpassing humans), Zhigu breaks the global API speed record, and OpenAI integrates ChatGPT directly into PowerPoint. Below is a detailed analysis.
1. GPT-4.5 Passes Turing Test for the First Time, 71% Win Rate Surpassing Humans
One-liner: GPT-4.5 achieved a 71% pass rate on the classic Turing test, becoming the first AI to surpass human performance (68%), as AI learns to "lie perfectly."A research team from the University of California, San Diego conducted the first strictly designed Turing test. The test recruited 200 evaluators to converse with GPT-4.5, ELIZA (a classic chatbot), and real humans for 5 minutes each, then determine which was human.
Test Results:| Subject | Pass Rate | |
| GPT-4.5 | 71% | |
| Human | 68% | |
| ELIZA | 22% | |
| Platform | Speed | Price |
| GLM-5.1 High-Speed | 400 tokens/s | ¥2/million tokens |
| GPT-4.5 | ~50 tokens/s | $3.5/million tokens |
Domestic models are not only fast but also cost only a fraction of foreign models. Zhipu has also partnered deeply with CapCut to launch a Gemini integration solution.
4. OpenAI Releases ChatGPT for PowerPoint: Generate PPTs with One Sentence
One-liner: OpenAI embeds AI directly into PowerPoint, generating PPTs with one sentence. Free users get 10 times per month, Plus users get unlimited use.This plugin supports:
- Natural language one-sentence generation of complete PPTs
- One-click beautification and layout
- Extract content from Gmail, Outlook
- Proactive Bug Detection: Automatically detects logical flaws, data inconsistencies, and formatting errors in PPTs
Security mechanism: "Human confirmation mechanism" added, high-risk operations require user secondary confirmation.
Industry evaluation: PPT industry enters the "Intelligent Agent Collaboration" era, traditional PPT creation workflow will be disrupted.
Next Week's Outlook
- DeepSeek Code more details to be disclosed
- Domestic large models continue price war
- AI coding tools track competition intensifies
- Turing test results spark AI regulation discussion
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