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  1. 36Kr · AI65

    Lumen and Microsoft expand collaboration to jointly sell enterprise AI-ready networking.

    Lumen Technologies and Microsoft announce expanded collaboration to jointly sell network services to enterprise customers, helping businesses connect data, applications, and infrastructure distributed across public clouds, private data centers, office locations, and partner environments to support AI application deployment. The companies will introduce Lumen's Alkira services into Azure and the Microsoft Marketplace.

  2. ITHome · AI

    Apple acknowledges the delivery delay of the iPhone Duo foldable phone, with the timing of supply relief still unpredictable.

    Apple's COO, Sabih Khan, admitted to the delivery delay of the iPhone Duo, currently in short supply, with the time to balance supply and demand difficult to predict after production increases. The iPhone Duo sold out immediately upon release, with some consumers needing to wait until next year for delivery, as Apple strengthens its cooperation with titanium suppliers to meet demand.

  3. 36Kr · AI65

    Goldman Sachs restricts traders and bankers from using AI tools such as Claude Code and GitHub.

    Goldman Sachs has banned the use of most AI tools like Claude Code and GitHub for employees except for engineers, following previous approval for bankers. The ban has caused dissatisfaction among some traders, who had used these tools to monitor trading flows, model, and create content.

  4. Hacker News · AI hot posts

    The internal AI usage cost (retail price) at Anthropic has exceeded employee salaries

    The cost of Claude AI, used internally by Anthropic (calculated based on retail price), exceeded the company's monthly employee salary (excluding stock options) in April and surged 250 times since January in September. The company did not actually spend more cash but evaluated internal AI consumption based on the client's charging price, but this trend highlights the dominant role of AI in software development, with over 90% of the code written by Claude, while revenue growth far exceeds employee expansion.

  5. TechCrunch · AI71

    Anthropic warns of nearing RSI capabilities in the revised S-1

    Anthropic, in the revised S-1A risk factors section submitted on Monday, states that its internal estimates show it may soon meet the definition of 'rapid acceleration of progress brought by AI' in its Responsible Scaling Policy, but has not yet designated any existing models as exceeding that threshold.

    Why it matters: Anthropic admits it may soon hit its self-defined RSI threshold in the revised S-1's risk factors, providing public text on how leading labs assess their safety boundaries.

  6. The Decoder

    Goldman Sachs halts use of advanced AI programming tools like Anthropic Claude Code and GitHub for bankers and traders

    Goldman Sachs halts use of advanced AI programming tools like Anthropic Claude Code and GitHub for bankers and traders, with only engineers allowed to continue, according to an internal guide cited by Bloomberg in October. Previously, bankers and traders had used these tools to monitor trading flows and create content. The adjustment was made for 'productivity and risk management and other factors,' a Goldman Sachs spokesperson said the experiment phase has ended, and the tools will be limited to 'the most suitable people for long-term use,' causing internal dissatisfaction within the company.

  7. MIT News · AI65

    MIT Energy Initiative annual research meeting explores key issues in energy transition

    The annual research meeting of the MIT Energy Innovation Institute focused on energy transformation, discussing the large-scale use of waste carbon, assessing public trust in artificial intelligence, data center energy consumption, and building quantum toolkits. The meeting emphasized the importance of interdisciplinary international approaches, attracting over 200 participants, including scholars, corporate representatives, and non-profit organizations. Experts demonstrated low-carbon technologies such as iron-air batteries and vacuum insulated glass windows, and discussed the resurgence of nuclear energy, carbon utilization technologies, and renewable energy storage solutions.

  8. The Decoder70

    SpaceX is said to have reduced Grok Bot quotas, Musk claims the running costs are relatively too high compared to revenue

    The Daily Telegraph reports that SpaceX is said to have reduced the usage quotas for Grok Bot, with multiple users finding their quotas halved over the weekend. Musk responded to complaints on X over the weekend, saying the running costs of Grok Bot are too high relative to revenue to be sustainable, but did not directly confirm the cuts. Grok Bot can browse websites, reply to emails, and log into accounts, with its quotas shared with Grok and the coding platform Cursor; less than two weeks ago, Musk called it his fastest-growing product.

    Why it matters: From user quotas being halved to Musk admitting the running costs are too high, this message shows the cost pressure on subscription pricing for agent-like products.

  9. ChinaTalk0

    Analysis of the impact of Starshield throttling on Ukraine's drone warfare

    Starshield throttling limits the speed of long-range strike drones and jet interceptors in Ukraine to a maximum of 160 km/h and unstable connections, leading to increased drone losses and civilian casualties in Kyiv. Throttling affects light drones (such as Hornet, Dart) attacking Russian logistics and troops (100-150 km depth) and heavy drones (such as FP-2) attacking command nodes and other targets (300 km depth), while also hindering the expansion of Ukrainian jet interceptors.

  10. Hacker News · 300+

    Ubuntu has not fixed the serious kernel vulnerability CVE-2026-98432 that has existed since 2016

    Anthropic has developed an exploit that can remotely exploit the CVE-2026-98432 vulnerability to gain server root privileges. The Linux kernel TCP vulnerability has existed since 2016, Debian has fixed it since October 16, but Ubuntu has not released a patch until November 2. All supported Ubuntu versions (including LTS) are listed as vulnerable, and its official website promises to fix critical vulnerabilities in a timely manner, but the actual response is severely delayed.

  11. TechCrunch · AI65

    Elon Musk adjusted the limitations of Grok Bot due to 'unsustainable' costs

    SpaceX CEO Elon Musk confirmed that the weekly usage limits for some users were unexpectedly increased over the Halloween weekend due to the 'unsustainable' cost of the Grok Bot service relative to revenue. The AI product has been positioned as a successful case for the newly launched SpaceX, with its 'superintelligence' department achieving a profit of $431 million last month, accounting for 52% of the company's revenue. Musk has not yet revealed how future changes will affect subscriber usage limits.

  12. a16z News38

    Tutor Intelligence: An innovative model focused on the practical application of robots.

    Tutor Intelligence adopts a unique model, deploying robots in real-world scenarios with remote guides, reverse-engineering models to achieve rapid value delivery. Its robots have been applied to large-scale manufacturing and logistics networks in the United States, with plans to sign over 1000 units by the end of 2027, showcasing outstanding customer service and implementation efficiency. The company's flexible AI brain and hourly pricing model convert capital expenditures into operational expenditures, expanding into the small and medium-sized enterprise market.

Nov 2Mon
  1. 404 Media65

    Proton CEO Andy Yen cancels AI employee 're-interview' plan

    Proton CEO Andy Yen has cancelled the planned 're-interview' on AI usage for almost all employees. The plan was intended to assess whether employees were using AI sufficiently, or else they might face dismissal. This decision was made in the wake of strong backlash from users and employees after 404 Media's investigation exposed Proton's forced push forward of AI despite safety concerns.

  2. a16z News38

    How AI Applications Win Premiums

    AI application companies need to win premiums by improving workflow efficiency, reducing context reconstruction costs, and proving value. Harvey won clients in legal contract review by delivering higher output quality, accuracy, and time savings than Microsoft Copilot and internal prototype Lexia, saving lawyers four to six hours per week with a 96% adoption rate. The key to success lies in executing better than client alternatives, making context rental costs lower than reconstruction costs, and reasonably pricing after proving value.

  3. ITHome · AI70

    Elon Musk responds to the rapid consumption of Grok Bot credits: The service cost is too high to sustain.

    On X, Elon Musk responds to user feedback about the rapid consumption of Grok Bot credits, stating that the service cost of the AI agent is too high relative to revenue to be sustainable, and that reducing credits and informing users is a rational approach. Grok Bot was launched in August, offering plans from free to $200 per month, each with a weekly reset limit; last month's financial report revealed it had 800,000 paying weekly active users.

    Why it matters: Elon Musk responds to the rapid consumption of Grok Bot credits, revealing that the cost of the AI agent service exceeds revenue, providing an example of the business model of AI agents.

  4. ITHome · AI65

    Yikaitong Technology signs a cooperation memo with Arm to jointly develop the next-generation high-performance AI computing platform for the transportation field and cross-industry scenarios

    Yikaitong Technology signs a cooperation memo with Arm to jointly develop the next-generation high-performance AI computing platform for the transportation field and cross-industry scenarios. The two parties will carry out joint engineering development at the system level, covering system-level architecture definition, performance tuning, software adaptation, functional safety, tool chain, and network security verification, and will also promote the construction of the industrial ecosystem in synchronization. In addition to the transportation scenario, it will also be expanded synchronously to more physical AI cross-industry applications such as AI terminals.

  5. ITHome · AI65

    Mywell Technology announces all-stock acquisition of Lumentum, expanding into AI optical interconnect

    Mywell Technology will acquire Lumentum through a fully stock transaction. After the transaction, Lumentum shareholders will hold approximately 33% of the combined company's shares. It is expected to generate over $1 billion in synergies annually, and the target market size of the combined company will expand to $550 billion. The two companies will integrate their technologies to cover optical interconnection solutions from distributed data centers to advanced semiconductor packaging.

  6. ITHome · AI60

    Hackers Develop New Malware VOLTA, Using AI to Analyze Whether Victims Are Worth Infiltrating

    Cisco Talos Discovers New Windows Malware VOLTA, Integrating AI Models to Analyze Victim Data to Assess Infiltration Value, Uploads Information to Anthropic Claude for Analysis, and Attempts Self-Destruction to Reduce Tracking Risk. This Makes Attacks More Precise,posing Higher Risk of Network Attacks to Large Organizations and Executives.

  7. ITHome · AI65

    Wharton Professor: Transitioning to Trades is Difficult to Resist AI Impact, Four Core Competencies Are the Key to Breaking Through

    Wharton professor Ethan Mollick believes that AI will not disappear, and ordinary people need to learn to coexist with AI. He proposes four core abilities to help people break through: in-depth professional cognition, broad knowledge, aesthetic judgment, and subjective initiative. Mollick points out that simply 'learning to use AI' is no longer very meaningful, and it is necessary to clearly define needs and deliver in stages, while the existing education system needs to be reformed to adapt to the AI era.

  8. ITHome · AI58

    Meta adjusts VR hardware priority: shifting to wearable devices and AI business

    Meta is shifting more resources to wearable devices and AI businesses, lowering the priority of consumer VR hardware, Reality Labs third-quarter revenue decreased by 6% to $443 million. CEO Mark Zuckerberg said the company is prioritizing AI investment at this stage but has not completely abandoned VR. Its latest product, Meta VR Glasses, is expected to launch in spring 2027.