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1. GPT-6.1 Terra, better suited for workers, has launched, with API prices cut in half and faster computer operations On October 26, OpenAI released GPT-6.1 Terra, focusing on enhancing visual comprehension, computer operations, factual accuracy, and programming capabilities, ....
During the 2026 Changsha · 1024 Programmers’ Day event, the CEIC Consumer Electronics Innovation Conference and CSDN joined forces in Shenzhen to present a cutting-edge tech extravaganza for developers. As Yang Tao, Executive Deputy Director of the CEIC Organizing Committee, noted in an interview: “Ultimately, every experience innovation in the consumer electronics field is brought to life by the code written by our programmers.” At this pivotal moment in technological advancement, the evolution has moved from plain hand-written code to leveraging intelligent agents (Agents) and powerful on-device APs...
Yan Deli, a senior expert at Tencent: LLMs are probabilistic models. They do not truly understand language; rather, they predict the next token (Next Token Prediction). Essentially, they are monotonous “word-chain” machines—moving forward one step at a time without retracing their path. At their core, LLMs are probabilistic models that learn, from statistical co-occurrence patterns, “what often appears alongside what,” and output “this is usually the case,” without grasping “why it is so.”...
New智元 reports: Honestly, the history of human science has been completely rewritten tonight! Just now, OpenAI dropped three major announcements in quick succession, officially revealing that its internal AI independently achieved three groundbreaking discoveries—each a true “milestone”: Mathematics: It proved the “local smoothness conjecture” in all dimensions, finally putting an end to the “Kakeya conjecture,” which had puzzled the mathematical community for a century; Computer Science: It disproved the “Exponential Time Hypothesis” (ETH), which has dominated the field for nearly 30 years; Theoretical Physics: It provided insights into four-dimensional quantum chromodynamics (QCD) and pure...
Jensen Huang is still struggling to prop up the Neocloud wall, while Musk has already predicted its collapse. The first domino in the AI bubble may well be among these companies. On October 25, Musk issued a warning on X: in recent weeks, the debt markets have virtually stopped extending financing to firms that lack substantial revenue streams beyond their AI data centers. He forecast that more than 200 Neocloud players will face “guppy‑level” deaths and consolidation, with only a handful ultimately surviving. Yet just three days earlier, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang offered a nearly opposite assessment. On October 22, during an interview with CNBC, Huang insisted that demand for Neocloud computing power remains extremely robust; the only real constraint on their growth is insufficient working capital, and funding challenges will eventually be resolved. Both men remain optimistic about AI‑computing demand, but they differ sharply on the economics of operating compute‑leasing businesses...
On the very same day that Anthropic officially filed its IPO prospectus, OpenAI unveiled its new model, GPT-6.1 Terra. This marks the first update to the Terra series in more than three months, and it has already been 27 days since the release of GPT-6.1 Sol on September 29. In its official promotional materials, OpenAI emphasized: “Delivering fast and powerful computing capabilities at a lower price.” However, users don’t seem to be convinced. “Bro, what we need is a model stronger than Opus 5.5. Nobody cares whether it’s faster or cheaper,” one user bluntly remarked, adding that they’ve almost stopped using the Codex subscription because it’s simply not useful anymore. Over the past period, Anthropic has garnered significant attention—particularly in programming-related fields—thanks to Claude Opus 5.5. Many users are now eagerly anticipating Open...
Last night, Anthropic finally disclosed its IPO application, posting its prospectus on the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s website. Many people also say that, in order to go public, A has finally “become human” after all, unveiling for everyone an ultimate version like Claude Opus 5.5...
Introduction: THECAPITAL’s “Ten-Billion-Yuan Club” is expanding, while the list of bankruptcies continues to grow. This article is 2,781 words long, approximately 3.9 minutes. Author: Abu; Editor: Wuren; Source: #RongzhongFinance (ID: thecapital). This year, the robotics sector is simultaneously lining up for IPOs and filing claims. On the one hand, fundraising is booming: according to IT Juzi, in the first eight months of 2026, total funding in the robotics space reached RMB 124.51 billion—double the entire year of 2025. At the same time, several companies...
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman. Image processed by AI Written by Su Yang Edited by Xu Qingyang OpenAI has once again launched a cost-effective model. On October 26, U.S. local time, Ope....
The first theatrical feature film with deep AI involvement, “Sanxingdui: Tales from the Future,” released on October 23, has seen box-office performance that starkly contrasts with the capital market’s earlier enthusiasm for the AI‑in‑film concept. According to Maoyan Professional Edition, as of noon on October 26, this 100‑minute movie had accumulated a total box office of RMB 1.192 million, with 8,469 screenings that day, an attendance rate of 0.1%, and an average of just 0.1 ticket sold per screening. On October 24 and 25, the film averaged only 2 tickets sold per screening. Data from Lighthouse Professional Edition…
A deep dive into the tech craze, asking how machines might rewrite the underlying code of civilization. This episode is No. 07 in the “Beneath the Boiling Point” series. Text by Boyang | Editor: Xu Qingyang Technological forecasting typically oscillates between two extremes: either vague grand narratives or linear extrapolations...
Source: This article is compiled from publicly available online sources. Editor | Qi, Article No. 9,923: In-depth piece—3,242 words | 14-minute read. Business Thinking Notes: At the DBS (Development Bank of Singapore, Singapore’s largest commercial bank) Asia Future Forum, TikTok CEO Shou Zi Chew engaged in a dialogue with the moderator. He avoided discussing model parameters or computing power, instead repeatedly emphasizing three key points: what humans can still do, what must be left to humans, and how to determine where AI’s limits lie...
