ChainCatcher news, according to CrowdFund Insider, Ernst & Young (EY) has announced new artificial intelligence features for its blockchain analyzer: Smart Contract and Token Review (SC&TR) tool, aimed at enhancing smart contract vulnerability detection through broader code coverage and simplifying the contract simulation process for faster and more robust smart contract reviews.This AI feature allows users to automate and simulate the entire contract review process through natural language prompts and the tool's testing engine, significantly improving efficiency. This functionality is trained on a large number of existing testing and simulation libraries, supporting reviewers and enhancing vulnerability detection capabilities. Automation enables clients to achieve higher testing coverage while maintaining the same resources, while reducing the EY team's review time by 50%.Paul Brody, EY's Global Blockchain Leader, stated, "To fully realize the true value of smart contracts, businesses first need to eliminate the time-consuming and easily overlooked manual processes in testing. Our blockchain analyzer demonstrates how blockchain and AI can complement each other to achieve process automation and improvement."

ChainCatcher news, according to Jin10 reports, Apple plans to launch its AI features in the Chinese market as early as May.Insiders revealed that Apple currently has multiple teams in China and the United States working on localizing the Apple Intelligence platform to ensure it meets the demands and regulatory requirements of the Chinese market. The project involves software modifications and collaboration with local partners, and the company has committed to completing the deployment by mid-year at the latest.

ChainCatcher message, the decentralized AI computing platform Ritual tweeted that it is bringing AI capabilities to the Arbitrum ecosystem. RitualChain will act as a co-processor for ArbitrumOne and other L2/L3 under the Orbit framework, allowing applications to directly submit AI requests by messaging RitualChain and use the results locally.

ChainCatcher news, according to The Wall Street Journal, Google CEO Sundar Pichai stated that the company plans to add conversational artificial intelligence features to its flagship search engine to address competition from chatbots like ChatGPT and broader business pressures.Pichai mentioned in an interview that advancements in artificial intelligence will enhance Google's ability to answer a range of search queries. He dismissed claims that chatbots pose a threat to Google's search business. Additionally, Google has begun testing new AI features in Gmail and other work-related products. (Wall Street)