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Today’s Highlights

Sora app retention plummets to one percent; AWS and Google launch Agent development platforms.
Keling AI achieves audio-visual synchronization; T800 robot demonstrates agile moves; models uncover contract vulnerabilities.
OpenAI explores model "confession" training; DeepSeek's new model sees a surge in 'thinking mode' token consumption, raising concerns.
Jensen Huang predicts AI will synthesize 90% of new knowledge; Xiaomi establishes AI integration strategy; Luo Yonghao praises ByteDance phone.
Next.js framework reveals high-severity vulnerability; tech community dislikes forced AI adoption; Li Jigang discusses the value of deep reading.

Product and Feature Updates

1. OpenAI’s Sora app has hit a major retention roadblock. After launch, the Sora app’s data was quite shocking 😮. Its 30-day retention rate plummeted from 10% all the way down to a mere 1%. Sora Data (AI News) shows users simply tried it out and then bounced. Its ranking has even been surpassed by the McDonald’s app. Guess the short video game isn’t so easy after all, huh? 📉
   

2. Amazon AWS has unveiled a full-stack Agent development toolkit. At the re:Invent conference, AWS rolled out several new Agentic AI products. Its new SDK Toolkit (AI News) empowers AI to directly control physical devices. Now, models boast contextual memory capabilities 🧠. Automated reasoning ensures enterprise-grade data security. The era of human-machine co-creation has officially begun! 🚀
   

3. Google has launched a no-code AI agent building platform. Workspace Studio allows even regular employees to create AI agents. Powered by the Gemini 3 model, it automates entire workflows. The Tool Introduction (AI News) indicates that it can handle complex tasks without any coding. It integrates with third-party applications like Gmail and Jira. Seriously, everyone can be an AI architect now! ✨
   

4. Keling AI has released an audio-visual synchronized video model. Keling Video version 2.6 now boasts audio-visual output functionality 🎶. Watch Demo (AI News) to see perfect lip-sync with speech. The model comprehends semantics and matches appropriate environmental sound effects. Character speech now feels way more natural and emotive. Finally, AI videos aren’t silent films anymore! 🎬

5. Zhongqing Robot’s T800 has showcased some truly astonishing athletic abilities. The new humanoid robot T800 dropped a live-action video. Watch Video (AI News) to see its jumping and combat moves. Standing at 1.73 meters tall and equipped with the high-performance Thor chip, its agile joint movements have silenced any CG skeptics. This bot’s got some serious moves, no doubt! 🥋
   

Cutting-edge Research

1. OpenAI is training models to actively “confess” errors. Researchers have proposed a novel confession training method 🛐. Paper Details (AI News) reveal that models generate independent violation reports. Even if the primary response lies, the confession report remains honest. This is essentially equipping AI with an independent conscience. Such a monitoring mechanism makes AI more controllable, smart! 🧠

2. DeepSeek’s new model exhibits astonishing consumption in its ’thinking mode’. The long-thought version of DeepSeek-V3.2 is reportedly a massive token guzzler. Technical Analysis (AI News) found its consumption to be three times that of Gemini. This could be due to a length bias introduced by the GRPO algorithm. The model seems to get verbose to avoid penalties. Efficiency optimization is definitely the next big challenge for them. 🐶

3. Leading large models are betting big on “Interleaved Thinking” technology. Both MiniMax and DeepSeek are implementing Interleaved Thinking tech. Principle Analysis (AI News) shows it allows models to think and call tools concurrently. This cyclical approach solves the “forgetfulness” issue in long tasks. Agents gain stronger self-correction capabilities as a result. This is a crucial technology for tackling complex tasks! 🛠️
   

4. AI models have uncovered multi-million dollar contract vulnerabilities. Models like GPT-5 showed formidable strength in simulated attacks 💸. A Research Report (AI News) indicates they discovered unknown security flaws. Tests covered over 400 real-world attack scenarios. On average, each attack generated a net profit. AI truly is both the hacker and the ultimate shield! 🛡️
   

5. Reconstructing prompts during inference significantly boosts generation quality. A single prompt often struggles to produce a perfect image 🎨. A Paper Link (AI News) proposes automatically rewriting prompts during inference. The PRIS framework identifies defect patterns in generated images. This method boosted VBench benchmark scores by 15%. Great images don’t just come from models; good prompts are key! 📈

6. The CuES framework empowers Agents to autonomously generate tasks. Agents often hit a wall in environments lacking training tasks 🧩. The New Framework (AI News) uses curiosity-driven autonomous exploration. Agents can invent their own tasks based on environmental structure. This means no need for human-provided seed data or corpuses. It’s essentially teaching AI “how to learn”! 💡

7. Weight-based fingerprinting technology offers a new way to protect model IP. A new method is here to protect large model intellectual property 🔒. SELF Technology (AI News) generates fingerprints by analyzing attention weights. It effectively resists pruning and fine-tuning attacks. Fingerprint extraction is based on singular value decomposition. Model thieves have nowhere to hide now! 🚫

8. PromptBridge enables cross-model prompt migration. Prompt failure due to model changes is a common headache 😫. The Migration Framework (AI News) automatically establishes mappings between models. It “translates” source model prompts for new models. This eliminates the need for expensive retraining. Developers can finally break free from endless prompt tweaking! 🌉
   

Industry Outlook and Societal Impact

1. Luo Yonghao has praised ByteDance for venturing into phones. Luo Yonghao posted an article affirming ByteDance’s exploration of the Doubao Phone. Related Report (AI News) states he believes the widespread adoption of AI assistants is inevitable. This phone is a pilot product developed in collaboration with ZTE. The initial stock was limited, primarily for market testing. Old Luo is still super enthusiastic about AI hardware! 👍
   

2. Jensen Huang predicts AI will synthesize 90% of new knowledge. The Nvidia CEO made a stunning statement about future trends 📚. Interview Content (AI News) points out that dramatic changes will occur in the next two to three years. Humans will primarily be responsible for verifying the reliability of knowledge. The demand for learning programming languages will significantly decrease. Natural language is simply the best interface! 😉

3. Xiaomi has established a strategy for AI integration with the physical world. Lu Weibing revealed Xiaomi’s heavy investment in AI hardware over the next decade 🏠. Strategy Revealed (AI News) confirms they’ve poached Luo Fuli with a ten-million-dollar annual salary. The goal is to release a trillion-parameter multimodal model by 2025. They’re building a formidable moat based on 800 million IoT devices. The entire “people, car, home” ecosystem is going full AI! ⚔️

4. Seattle engineers are fed up with the forced application of AI. The tech community is unhappy with management’s aggressive push for AI 😒. Community Discussion (AI News) reveals concerns about declining code quality. Engineers suspect it’s just an excuse for layoffs. Generated code is often hard to maintain and buggy. This is a classic battle between capital and tech workers. 📉

5. Speaking up versus staying silent in the workplace has sparked heated discussion. Should you speak out when you find issues at work? An In-depth Discussion (AI News) analyzes the strategic value of silence. Those who speak first are often seen as visionary but also take risks. A “Tech Debt Thursday” was proposed to tackle bad code. AI writing detectors have also ignited ethical debates. 🎭

Top Open Source Projects

1. Smart Turn v3.1 is a speech turn detection model. Speech AI now boasts even keener hearing 👂. Model Download (AI News) enables precise detection of when a user has finished speaking. It’s trained on real human voice data, not synthetic. CPU inference latency is super low, making it perfect for edge devices. No more awkward interruptions in voice interactions! ⭐
   

Social Media Shares

1. Li Jigang discusses the deep value of AI in reading. AI shouldn’t simplify reading; instead, it should add complexity 📖. Opinion Sharing (AI News) suggests treating AI as a challenger. Let it continuously question the logic behind an article. Quick skimming might seem time-saving but is actually ineffective. Reorganizing your cognitive network with AI is the real way to go! 🧠

2. A collection of top AI researchers’ blog resources is here. Get ready for a super valuable learning checklist 📚! Resource Acquisition (AI News) covers big names from OpenAI to DeepMind. It’s detailed by genre and learning path. Stop asking whose blog to read. This list has enough to keep you learning for a whole year! 🔥
   

3. The Next.js framework has exposed a high-severity vulnerability. The frontend framework Next.js is facing a security crisis 🚨. A Security Alert (AI News) shows the vulnerability is rated CVSS 10.0. Attackers could exploit it for remote code execution. The issue relates to RSC functionality and has widespread impact. Developers, please upgrade and patch immediately! 🛡️
   

4. Claude offers a curated library of practical skills. This is a treasure trove of Claude skills 🛠️! The Project Address (AI News) includes document processing and coding tools. It supports automatic Git commits and YouTube summaries. This transforms Claude into an all-around work assistant. Not only is it handy, but it also boosts efficiency! ✨
   

5. Simplicity and directness are key for AI products. Why complicate simple tasks by turning them into Agents? 🤷‍♂️ A Netizen’s Complaint (AI News) argues that over-engineering actually degrades the user experience. Users want models that get things done in one go. Lossless support features, though few, are crucial. The principle of “less is more” still totally applies in the age of AI. 📉
   

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