1. The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) issued a "Six Dos and Six Don'ts" recommendation regarding the security risks of OpenClaw ("Lobster") open-source intelligent agents.
2. Hong Kong: Has noticed the potential risks of OpenClaw and recommends that relevant units take sufficient security measures.
3. The China Academy of Information and Communications Technology (CAICT) launched the drafting of a series of standards for intelligent assistant agents (Claw).
4. Several universities have requested vigilance against the security risks of OpenClaw, and some have strictly prohibited its use on campus.
5. The Supercomputing Internet distributed 10 million tokens to each OpenClaw user free of charge.
6. Zhipu launched the "Lobster Nationwide Deployment Plan".
7. Meta announced four internal chips specifically designed for artificial intelligence on Wednesday.
8. Tencent launched new "Lobster farming" measures, launching the "China-exclusive" SkillHub.
9. Tencent Cloud's intelligent agent development platform raised prices, and some models ended their free public beta testing.
10. Cainiao will deploy a large-scale robotic warehousing network overseas. 11. Institution: It is estimated that the penetration rate of CPO in optical communication modules of AI data centers will grow year by year, and may reach 35% by 2030.
