China's STAR 50 Index falls more than 3%.

1. The State Administration of Radio and Television releases classification and tiering standards for AI-powered short dramas. 2. Beijing's leading large-scale AI models have accumulated 2.05 billion registered users. 3. The AIIA Token Service Working Group is being established. 4. SenseTime: Enterprise-level token usage increased sevenfold in a single month. 5. SpaceX's stock price decline serves as a warning; OpenAI may wait until next year for its IPO. 6. The EU discusses access rights for Anthropic's AI models with the White House. 7. The US Department of Defense updates its targeting guidelines, relaxing restrictions on AI's involvement in operational decision-making. 8. The US government reportedly requires OpenAI to release its latest model, GPT-5.6, in phases. 9. Amazon plans to invest an additional $13 billion in AI in India by 2030. 10. JPMorgan Chase: The role of memory as a strategic asset in general artificial intelligence remains unchanged. 11. Apple will skip the high-end M6 Mac chip and focus on developing the M7 series with AI features. 12. DeepSeek posts job openings: It is striving to at least double the size of all its departments. 13. Asian chip stocks experience another round of sell-offs; South Korean stocks plunge 8%, and the Nikkei 225 index falls 5%. 14. Google plans to reorganize its AI programming "strike force" to catch up with Anthropic. 15. SenseTime is reportedly developing a new image model, codenamed U1 Pro, internally said to be comparable to OpenAI. 16. NVIDIA's 800V Power Rack is the chosen solution for Vera Rubin, with adoption expected to expand to the Rubin Ultra generation. 17. AI generating 5 seconds of high-definition video uses the equivalent of charging 10 mobile phones; the National Energy Administration: will strengthen the deployment of computing and power integration. 18. The National Energy Administration: In the future, western regions will not only export electricity, coal, and gas, but also products and tokens.

Stock market fund flow chart: Today, the net outflow of main funds in the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock markets was 173.839 billion yuan, accounting for 4.89%; the net outflow of large-order funds was 51.362 billion yuan, accounting for 1.45%; and the net inflow of small-order funds was 118.386 billion yuan, accounting for 3.33%.