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  1. ITHome · AI65

    Zhang Yimou on AI short video output value reaching hundreds of billions and its challenge to the film industry

    Zhang Yimou states that the output value of AI short videos has reached hundreds of billions, posing a major challenge to the film industry, and is uncertain about how to respond when AI surpasses humans in the future. AI is reshaping the entire industry chain of micro-short dramas, from script creation to distribution and operation, with the authorities reiterating their support for real-person dramas and a regulated attitude towards AI dramas.

  2. ITHome · AI22

    China Popular Science Writers Association releases Top 10 popular science hot words for 2026, AI related occupy seven seats

    The China Science Popularization Writers Association released the top ten science popularization hot terms for 2026, with seven AI-related terms, including 'Artificial Intelligence +', 'Human-Machine Collaboration', 'Brain-Machine Interface', 'Intelligent Agent', 'Humanoid Robot', 'Token', 'Embodied Intelligence', and the other three hot terms are 'Science Toys', 'Technology Ethics', and 'Health Management'. The AI-related terms reflect the integration of technology into production and daily life and the public's need to understand cutting-edge technology. 'Science Toys' expand the form of science popularization, 'Human-Machine Collaboration' reflects AI's participation in science popularization creation, and 'Technology Ethics' emphasizes the responsibility of application.

  4. QbitAI62

    Jeff Dean Li Feifei's Latest Discussion: RSI Non-Consensus

    Jeff Dean judges that RSI (Recursive Self-Improvement) cannot be infinitely fast, believing that steps such as training, computation, data storage, and result evaluation still require time. Discovery Loop has run about 20 automatic improvement cycles, building a framework that supports human-Agent collaboration, aiming to increase the productivity of field experts by 20 to 50 times.

  8. 404 Media35

    Behind the Blog: Reflections on AI and Code as Human Effort

    JOSEPH shared this week's negative feedback on Reddit about using Claude to build a Max-based project, a visual programming language used for generating electronic music and visual effects. He personally created a random drum and bass style fragment generator using Max, as well as a synthesizer tool that transforms audio into the sounds of Tibetan singing bowls, and began exploring Max's visual component Jitter.

  9. The Verge · AI65

    Large tech companies suffer heavy losses in the 2026 US election

    US voters overwhelmingly support the Democrats and oppose AI in the 2026 midterm election, facing regulatory pressure and difficulties in data center construction. The rapid growth of OpenAI in the field of web search remains unclear, although Google still struggles with the profitability of AI web search, companies are downsizing, and AI agents have not yet become widespread. The AI field is well-funded, but whether it can sustain development remains a question.

  10. The Verge · AI22

    Artificial intelligence has become a key factor in San Francisco's dating scene

    In San Francisco, artificial intelligence has become a key factor in dating scenarios, with some explicitly stating in their profiles that they do not want a partner using AI, while others are considering relationships with AI professionals, weighing economic benefits and future impacts. AI professionals are attractive in the dating market, partly due to the economic advantages of high-paying jobs, such as the average annual salary for AI researchers reaching $300,000. At the same time, people are also concerned about the consequences of forming emotional connections with AI chatbots, with 27% of Americans consulting AI chatbots for personal, emotional, or social issues.

  11. Hacker News · AI hot posts35

    questioning the innovativeness of AI R&D

    A developer expressed skepticism about the current progress in AI development, believing it lacks innovation and pointed out that many models still rely on fine-tuning rather than true pre-training.

  12. 36Kr · AI

    Honor Li Jian: Centered on users, build entrances, build trust, and open a new paradigm for the AI terminal ecosystem in the intelligent economy era.

    Honor CEO Li Jian proposed at the 2026 Mobile Network Conference that the AI terminal ecosystem in the intelligent economy era should be guided by winning user trust, open collaboration, and returning the entrance sovereignty to users. He emphasized that the deep integration of computing power, large models, and embodied intelligence will reshape industries, but current user interactions are still cumbersome, and AI needs to cross three thresholds: intelligence scarcity, context scarcity, and trust scarcity. Honor has added TQ (Trust) as a core dimension for AI evolution, creating a 'user symbiotic YOYO intelligent body,' and plans to build entrances, build trust, and create models with ecosystem partners.

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Nov 6Fri
  5. Hacker News · 300+65

    I hope technology companies understand me better

    Users report that technology companies continuously track their behavior through machine learning, but personalized advertising and recommendation systems fail to accurately reflect their recent purchase behavior or personal preferences, such as the avoidance pattern for electronic songs not being identified. Users also report inconsistent experiences across services and devices, such as browser language settings being ignored, AI-generated content language errors, and ads not matching their geographical location.

  6. Hacker News · 300+

    The Hackintosh Reborn

    macOS 27 no longer compatible with x86 architecture, but the Hackintosh community has seen a surge in activity in recent weeks due to the rise of AI tools, including Snapdragon laptops, RK3588 SBC, Nintendo Switch running macOS 27/17, and support for 50 series NVIDIA GPUs.

  7. ITHome · AI42

    Qualcomm CEO Monty Ahuja: 6G is designed with AI native capabilities, aiming for commercialization in 2029

    Qualcomm CEO Monty Ahuja stated at the 2026 Mobile Network Conference that 6G is designed with AI native capabilities from the beginning, integrating AI into the network itself, aiming for commercialization in 2029. AI will be directly integrated into wireless communication systems, predicting channel changes, and computing will be distributed throughout the network. Qualcomm and China Mobile have globally completed the first interoperability test between U6G band base stations and 6G terminal prototypes.

  8. ITHome · AI65

    Hideo Kojima: AI can improve game development efficiency, but may deprive the most valuable trial-and-error process in creation

    Hideo Kojima believes AI can improve game development efficiency, but may deprive the most valuable trial-and-error process in creation. The development trajectory of AI is similar to that of Photoshop and word processing software, greatly facilitating creation, but he worries that the efficiency gains brought by AI will skip the most valuable part of creation. He does not want to lose the process of constantly trying, adjusting, and making mistakes in the future.

  10. ITHome · AI65

    Honor CEO Li Jian: The AI entry battle is not a zero-sum game, it should return the entry sovereignty to users

    Honor CEO Jian Li proposed at the 2026 Mobile Network Conference that the AI entry competition is not a zero-sum game of existing stock, and the industry should open up and cooperate with user trust as the guiding principle, allowing the right of entry to return to users. The deep integration of computing power, large models, and embodied intelligence is reshaping the underlying logic of the industry, but user interaction is still trapped in the consumption of switching between complex apps, and human-machine interaction is still mostly in the stage of 'people looking for services'.

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  11. ITHome · AI

    Wang Yonggang, former Google engineer: Claude Opus 5.5 writes 30,000 lines of code in a few days, programmers become 'idle people'

    Wang Yonggang shares his experience of using Claude Opus 5.5 to improve the Altair 8800 emulator, AI generates over 30,000 lines of code in three or four days and proactively adds new features such as an assembler; Wang Yonggang is only responsible for confirming the plan and feedback; Wang Yonggang believes that the improvement of AI programming ability will reprice programmer experience, predicts that teams may manage a large number of AI intelligent bodies in the future, and the traditional programmer profession space is squeezed.

  12. ITHome · AI65

    Sohu Zhang Chaoyang admitted 'missing' the mobile internet era, saying not to be entirely led by AI and that profit opportunities lie in places that are not yet noticed.

    Sohu founder Zhang Chaoyang admitted at the 2026 World Internet Conference in Wuzhen Summit that he 'missed' the mobile internet era. He believes Sohu could not participate in the AI large model competition due to resource limitations and suggests that companies should not be swept away by the AI wave, as profit opportunities exist in markets that are not yet attracting attention. He is not against algorithms, but Sohu's product design has not chosen to chase algorithmic recommendations.

  13. ITHome · AI

    Reddit founder Ohanian: The internet is increasingly serving AI, and humans are losing the internet

    Reddit co-founder Ohanian said the internet is losing its original human-centered features, with AI-generated content and automated bots filling the web. The next generation of user-generated content platforms may no longer be traditional social networks but rather upgraded group chat tools. He believes that internet content and interactions have been heavily manipulated, and traditional user interfaces and interaction experiences may gradually disappear as more internet services are designed for AI agents rather than human users.

  16. Newcomer65

    Introducing Emergent, the startup list introduced by founders

    Newcomer, in partnership with Felicis, has launched a list of startups for its founder selection program, Emergent, which includes 29 companies considered by peers to have the potential to become era-defining companies at the seed and earlier stages. The companies span areas such as tools, hardware, open-source technologies, AI-native services, and support. Some founders shared their reasons for nomination, and many of the founders on the list will attend the Cerebral Valley AI Summit, which will be held in San Francisco on November 12.

  17. The Verge · AI65

    Grimes will appear in the 'first AI film' 'Gifts the Gods Don't Bestow'

    Grimes will voice and appear in the AI-generated science fiction film 'Gifts the Gods Don't Bestow,' which is claimed to be the 'first AI film' to be released in theaters, set for release on December 4. AI film studio Fable believes that the combination of actor portraits and voice acting will become a trend. The film is directed by Gossip Goblin (Jack London) and depicts a dystopian theme of the commercialization of future consciousness.

  18. TechCrunch · AI

    Greg Brockman, CEO of OpenAI, said the company might be ready for an IPO in 2027

    OpenAI President Greg Brockman says the company may be ready for an IPO by 2027, with its enterprise revenue continuing to grow. He said at the Wall Street Journal Technology Conference that OpenAI is making progress in the enterprise market, although competitor Anthropic's Claude Code has taken the lead.

    Same story · 2 outlets

    How the accounts differ:36Kr states most revenue is from enterprise business; TechCrunch only mentions growing enterprise revenue.

  20. Pragmatic Engineer

    Maude Lemaire shares Slack and GitHub extension experiences

    Maude Lemaire shared her experience extending large products as a principal engineer at Slack and GitHub. Slack avoided network overload by limiting the number of custom emojis, while GitHub faced scalability challenges due to high load from its Rails monolithic application and the database abstraction layer of Active Record. Lemaire emphasized the need to personally verify LLM outputs in platform work to build a stable infrastructure.

  21. Understanding AI

    The concept of robotics explains the reason for the sawtooth-shaped front-end capabilities.

    Model capabilities have significantly improved in programming, mathematics, and cybersecurity, but the actual impact is limited due to the gap between simulation and reality. Simulation environments in robotics struggle to accurately simulate complex interactions (like hammering a nail), leading to poor performance of models in the real world and limiting the speed of AI application in white-collar industries. Mathematics and programming simulate well due to their clear rules.

Nov 5Thu
  1. QbitAI65

    Zhi Xiang Meitao proposes a world model of intelligent agents, three AI technology routes will eventually converge

    Me Tao, founder of ZhiXiang, proposes building an embodied multimodal world model at the 2026 World Top Scientists Forum, believing that the three technical paths of large language models, multimodal models, and embodied large models will eventually converge. The embodied world model consists of three parts: an LLM decision brain, a general world model simulator, and an embodied context executor, achieving 'One Token Space, One World'. ZhiXiang has launched a native multimodal architecture and the HiDream-O1 series models, with applications in embodied intelligence and life sciences.

  3. ITHome · AI

    Nokia predicts: by 2035, artificial intelligence will drive approximately 44% of global network traffic.

    Nokia predicts that by 2035, AI will drive about 44% of global network traffic, with the total monthly global network traffic increasing nearly fourfold to about 3,789 EB from 2026, and the proliferation of AI Agents and connected machines will significantly increase the demand for upload bandwidth and real-time interaction capabilities of the network.

  4. ITHome · AI

    OpenAI CEO Brockman: AI might make death a choice

    OpenAI CEO Brockman spoke at the Wall Street Journal Tech Summit, believing that AI could drive major breakthroughs in the healthcare field in 12-18 months, making death a choice. He emphasized that biological breakthroughs are not exclusive to humans and that AI tools can now independently complete end-to-end scientific research, including reviewing papers, analyzing CRISPR maps, and proposing treatment plans.

  5. ITHome · AI65

    Uber executive: Currently, almost no one uses AI agents to book rides.

    Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi stated that during the week of Halloween in October, there were only 4 orders placed through AI agents for Uber rides, and only 500 orders for Uber Eats placed through AI agents, which accounted for a very small proportion of the platform's total orders. On average, users could complete a ride request in the Uber app in just 50 seconds, and using AI agents did not necessarily save users time.