法國駐聯合國安理會代表：達成確保伊朗不獲得核武器的協議是當務之急。

Japan’s House of Councillors on Friday approved an amendment to the Personal Information Protection Act permitting companies to use sensitive personal data for AI development and statistical analysis without individual consent, provided the data cannot be used to identify specific persons. Information collected from social media and other platforms may include race, medical records and criminal histories. The revised law introduces profit-based fines for data misuse: firms that improperly obtain or use personal information on more than 1,000 people face penalties equal to the profits derived from that information. The amendment aims to accelerate domestic AI development; related legislation also allows the government to supply data to private firms and research institutions for AI and autonomous-driving development. Business groups have increasingly pushed for looser data-protection rules.

Zhiyuan Innovation and Lansi Intelligent Robotics signed an agreement in Huizhou to set up a robot production line. The project will be located in Huizhou’s Huiyang Embodied Intelligence Industrial Park. Zhiyuan will commission Lansi to manufacture its robots, initially producing the Zhiyuan Lingxi X2 with targeted first‑year capacity of over 1,000 units and plans to expand to other Zhiyuan models thereafter.