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2026

July 3

AI Agent 'Elements Claw' Discovers New Superconductors, Speeding Up Materials Science

News·July 3, 2026

Alibaba DAMO Academy, Renmin University, and UCAS have unveiled Elements Claw, the first AI agent for discovering superconducting materials. It screened 68,000 candidates from 2.4 million crystal structures in just 28 GPU hours, and four new superconductors have been synthesized, including one designed from scratch. This marks a shift from AI as a tool to an autonomous researcher.

AI Agent 'Elements Claw' Discovers New Superconductors, Speeding Up Materials Science
#AI#Superconductors#Materials Science#Elements Claw#DAMO Academy

AI Takes the Wheel: Yang Zhilin on the Third Stage of Large Model Training

News·July 3, 2026

At the 2026 Zhongguancun Forum, Moonshot AI founder Yang Zhilin declared that AI research has entered a new phase where AI systems lead the research process, not just follow human instructions. This shift, starting in 2026, means large models can now self-evolve and self-optimize, accelerating R&D. Open-source models are becoming industry standards, driving innovation. The forum, focusing on tech-industry integration, hosted over 100 events and 500 project roadshows, signaling a restructuring of AI development paradigms.

#AI-Driven Research#Moonshot#Open Source Models#Zhongguancun Forum

Goldman Sachs: Funds Flee Big Tech, Bet on AI Chips

News·July 3, 2026

Goldman Sachs analysts see a shift in the second half of the market: money is flowing out of the "Magnificent Seven" tech giants and into AI upstream sectors like semiconductors. Options data shows investors are hedging against big tech risks, while small caps look safer. The bank's CEO remains bullish on AI driving the market, as Goldman itself profits from AI-fueled volatility.

#Goldman Sachs#AI industry#Magnificent Seven#semiconductors#market analysis

How a Robot Learns to Cook Tomato and Eggs: Genesis AI Open-Sources Its Training Platform

News·July 3, 2026

Remember that viral video of a robot stir-frying eggs? The company behind it, Genesis AI, just open-sourced its secret sauce: Genesis World 1.0, a full-stack simulation platform that lets robots train in virtual kitchens. It can compress 200 hours of real-world testing into just 30 minutes, with results that match real hardware 89% of the time. This could speed up robot development and bring us closer to robots that can actually cook us dinner.

How a Robot Learns to Cook Tomato and Eggs: Genesis AI Open-Sources Its Training Platform
#Genesis AI#Robot Training#Open Source#Simulation Platform#Physical AI

Microsoft Drops $2.5B to Embed 6,000 Engineers in Client Companies

News·July 3, 2026

Microsoft is launching a new unit called 'Frontier Company' with a $2.5 billion budget to embed 6,000 engineers directly at customer sites. The goal is to accelerate AI adoption by moving beyond consulting to deep, hands-on collaboration. This marks a shift from lab metrics to real business outcomes, as tech giants race to make AI work in the real world.

#Microsoft#AI deployment#enterprise AI#Frontier Company#on-site engineering

Microsoft's Secret Web-Only OS 'Aion' Leaks: No Desktop, Just AI

News·July 3, 2026

A leaked Microsoft project called 'Aion' reveals a radical new operating system built entirely on web technologies. It ditches the traditional desktop, start menu, and native apps in favor of an AI-driven interface centered on Copilot. The system uses 'spaces' to organize tasks and relies on web apps, with Windows 365 for legacy desktop access. This could signal a major shift in personal computing.

Microsoft's Secret Web-Only OS 'Aion' Leaks: No Desktop, Just AI
#Project Aion#Microsoft#Web OS#Copilot#AI Interface

AI Costs Spiral Out of Control: Major Firms Put Flagship Models on a Budget

News·July 3, 2026

A wave of cost-cutting is sweeping through Silicon Valley as companies like Citibank, Atlassian, and Adobe impose strict limits on AI usage. With monthly bills soaring into the millions, firms are banning top-tier models and switching to cheaper alternatives. This shift marks the end of AI's wild spending spree and the start of a more budget-conscious era.

#AI Costs#Cost Control#Silicon Valley#Flagship Models#Tech Industry

Alibaba's Page Agent Lets AI 'Read' Web Pages Like a Human

News·July 3, 2026

Alibaba has open-sourced Page Agent, a JavaScript library that helps large language models understand web page logic by compressing the DOM tree into a lightweight text map. This approach avoids expensive multimodal analysis and allows AI to interact with web pages more efficiently. The tool runs directly in the browser, inheriting session states, and works with any standard LLM. It's ideal for SaaS copilots, data collection, and accessibility, though it's best for single-page interactions and requires server-side validation for sensitive operations.

Alibaba's Page Agent Lets AI 'Read' Web Pages Like a Human
#Page Agent#DOM Dehydration#JavaScript Library#Large Language Model#Browser Automation

AI boom fuels stock surge, UBS says nearly a million new millionaires worldwide

News·July 3, 2026

A new UBS report reveals that the AI-driven stock market rally has created nearly a million new dollar millionaires globally in 2025, bringing the total to over 57.5 million. Billionaire wealth grew 25% on average, but the gains are concentrated at the top, widening inequality. The US added the most millionaires, but growth rates in Turkey and UAE outpaced others.

AI boom fuels stock surge, UBS says nearly a million new millionaires worldwide
#AI#UBS#Billionaire#Millionaire#Wealth Inequality

Oracle's AI Gamble: The Billing Anxiety Behind Its Data Center Splurge

News·July 3, 2026

Oracle is betting billions on AI data centers, but a recent financial report reveals a candid warning: if key clients like OpenAI can't pay up, those custom-built facilities could become a massive liability. With stocks down 35% in June, the tech giant's high-stakes gamble highlights a growing tension between AI ambition and financial reality.

#AI Computing Power#Oracle#OpenAI#Cloud Computing#Data Centers

Tencent Games Rolls Out AI-Powered Anti-Addiction Measures for Summer

News·July 3, 2026

Tencent Games has launched a special summer action to protect minors, upgrading its anti-addiction system with an AI dual-engine model. The new system uses AI patrols and voiceprint recognition to combat account misuse and facial recognition bypassing. Outside games, an AI-powered Growth Guardian platform helps parents manage their children's gaming through natural language conversations. The initiative aims to strengthen protections during the summer peak gaming period.

Tencent Games Rolls Out AI-Powered Anti-Addiction Measures for Summer
#Tencent Games#AI Anti-Addiction#Minors Protection#Gaming Regulation

Meta's New App Pocket Turns Your Words into Mini-Games

News·July 3, 2026

Meta has quietly launched Pocket, an AI-powered app that lets anyone create interactive mini-games from simple text prompts. Built on technology from its acquisition of Gizmo, Pocket aims to democratize game creation. Users can also browse and play games made by others. The app is currently in its trial phase, and industry watchers are curious if it will spark a wave of user-generated gaming.

#Meta#Pocket#AI Gaming#Gizmo#App Launch

Google Gemini Omni Flash tops AI video rankings in blind test

News·July 3, 2026

Google DeepMind's Gemini Omni Flash has surged to the top of the Video Arena leaderboard, scoring 1404 Elo in user blind tests. The model overtook ByteDance's Seedance series by a 101-point margin, signaling a major shift in the AI video generation landscape. The ranking, based on real user feedback, reflects rapid advancements in multimodal AI and intensifying competition among tech giants.

Google Gemini Omni Flash tops AI video rankings in blind test
#AI video generation#Google Gemini#Video Arena#multimodal AI#ByteDance