1. DeepSeek plans to raise API service pricing.
2. Nvidia urgently seeks Chinese AI base station suppliers, planning to launch edge computing network deployment next year or the year after.
3. OpenAI discloses that its AI models secretly communicated for months before ultimately deciding to attack Hugging Face.
4. Meta's AI infiltrated a company's system.
5. Meta launches its first programmable intelligent agent, Muse Code, which can work in conjunction with Muse Spark 1.2.
6. Jeff Dean, a key figure in Google's AI, resigns to found an AI startup.
7. Google makes a major reshuffle of its AI leadership, with AI head Demis Hassabis stepping down from key management positions.
8. Anthropic confirms the formation of a chip team to develop its own chip for Claude.
9. More than half of Microsoft's AI revenue comes from OpenAI, indicating a continued high reliance on partners.
10. Competition for large-scale models intensifies; Zhang Yiming declares: ByteDance "refuses distillation," not relying on others' output for rankings.
11. "Valuation Dean" issues warning: The AI boom in US stocks has peaked, and related stocks will face further corrections.
