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Microsoft's Copilot Notebooks just learned some new tricks. You can now hand off tasks, edit Office files right inside your notes, and build interactive reports. It's a shift from a simple AI organizer to a full-blown workspace. Could this change how you tackle your daily grind?

在近日的中国国际工业博览会上，宇树科技创始人王兴兴罕见袒露心声：过去十年最大的失误，是对人工智能不够笃信。他给出一个硬核标准——当机器人在80%的陌生场景中仅靠语音指令就能完成80%的任务，行业拐点才算真正到来。而按照他的最新判断，这个临界点最快一两年内就可能出现。

Tencent's WorkBuddy now runs on Step5Preview, a 600-billion-parameter AI model from Jump. For a limited time, users can try it free for two weeks. With strong reasoning and agent skills, it handles research, data crunching, and even slide decks. The model already ranks among top open-source contenders, so expect smoother, smarter office help.

Vipshop just rolled out its own AI assistant, AI Xiaowei. It handles text and voice, helping you find products, check deals, and get discounts. To power this, Vipshop is hiring big shots in large language models with salaries up to 960,000 yuan. The goal? Make your shopping experience smoother and smarter.

Anthropic's Claude Opus 5.5 Max storms to the top of the agent leaderboard with a 17.29% task success rate and just 0.37% tool hallucination. Meanwhile, domestic models like DeepSeek V4.1 Flash and Kimi K3 quietly secure mid-to-upper spots. Google's Gemini-4-Argon-High still rules the overall and code categories, but the race is heating up across every niche.

Software job postings in the US actually rose 15% after Claude Code launched, but the growth is lopsided: senior roles and AI positions are booming while entry-level hiring for young developers has dropped 20%. Experts warn that if companies stop investing in juniors today, they'll face a severe talent shortage in ten years.

Vipshop quietly rolled out an AI assistant named Xiaowei, and it's not just for chatting—it helps you hunt deals and compare products. But the real eyebrow-raiser? The company is dangling salaries up to 80,000 yuan a month to snag top AI talent. With revenue slipping, can this little assistant turn the tide?

OpenAI just gave GPT-6.1 Sol a massive memory boost—from 272,000 to 500,000 tokens. That means fewer annoying context compressions and smoother handling of long, complex tasks. And the best part? Long texts won't cost you extra. Users can still push it to 1 million tokens if needed.

Musk says you can now snap a photo of your credit card and let Grok buy stuff for you. Sounds convenient, right? But OpenAI's Tibo shot back with a fake card pic, hinting at security nightmares. Meanwhile, Amazon and others are blocking the bot. The battle over AI shopping is just heating up.

蚂蚁集团的AI产品灵光最近开启了新版本的限量内测，目标直指Meta今年9月推出的个人智能体Muse。据接近项目的人士透露，灵光这次转向筹备了半年，迭代了好几轮，本月有望全面开放。从聊天助手到能主动推进复杂任务的AI智能体，灵光想做的，是帮你盯盘、管娃、改行程——这些事，它真能搞定吗？

Amazon is in talks to buy Decart, a startup that makes AI models run on any chip, for about $7 billion. The move comes after Anthropic walked away from a similar deal. With chip shortages and vendor lock-in plaguing the industry, Decart's universal adapter could be Amazon's key to locking in cloud customers.

Amazon is reportedly in talks to buy Decart, a startup that makes software letting AI models run on any chip. The price tag? A cool $7 billion. Decart's tech could give AWS a big edge by freeing customers from chip lock-in. But the road here wasn't smooth—Anthropic nearly bought Decart for $6 billion earlier, then walked away. Now Amazon might seal the deal.

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella is calling for a kill switch on advanced AI models. In a blog post, he argues that companies should assume their models are already compromised and build in human-controlled off-ramps. It's a wake-up call for an industry racing toward superintelligence without a steering wheel.

OpenAI quietly listed an unreleased life sciences model, gpt-rosalind-discovery, on its API pricing page. Priced identically to its sibling gpt-rosalind-research, the model appears aimed at drug discovery. But the company insists it's just a tool vendor—not a drug developer. Will this stealthy move pay off, or is it just another AI experiment?

President Trump wants to swap 'artificial intelligence' for 'superintelligence.' He's even called AI an 'enemy' term. Now Musk, Benioff, Huang, and Nadella are playing along—but critics say the name change muddies what the tech actually does.

In just six months, Claude suspended 11.4 million accounts, reinstating only 42,000. With 398,000 appeals, the odds of winning one back are slim. Anthropic's strict policies target extreme violations and black market accounts, leaving many users out in the cold. What does this mean for AI trust and fairness?

Alex Gertco, a 46-year-old mathematician, just landed 8th on the UK Rich List. His secret? An AI-powered trading firm with no human traders. While you were sleeping, his algorithms moved $250 billion a day. Here's how he did it—and what it says about the future of finance.

Apple is gearing up to launch a trio of smart home devices this fall, including a new HomeView hub, HomePod mini, and Apple TV. The company is also teaming up with LG to develop smart door locks, doorbells, and more, aiming to deepen its smart home ecosystem.

Tencent just rolled out a new platform inside WeChat called 'Penguin Microscope' that connects people who need AI-generated content with skilled creators. It's like a matchmaking service for AI art and videos. Users post what they need, the platform finds the right creator, and everything from chatting to payment happens right in WeChat. Could this finally help AI artists make a steady income?

OpenAI just bumped the default context window for GPT-6.1 Sol from 272k to 500k tokens—and it won't cost you a penny more. That means AI can remember twice as much in a single chat, so long documents and complex projects won't get cut off. Plus, you can manually push it up to 1 million tokens. It's a big win for anyone tired of repeating themselves.