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2026-07-07
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An archive of 20 AI news briefs collected on 2026-07-07. Check the original sources for details and updates.

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05News

Apple iOS 27 Beta 3's Siri AI gains new capability, can retrieve in-app data from third-party apps

In the latest iOS 27 developer beta, Siri AI can already read third-party app data, such as the remaining battery of electric vehicles, and will request access permission from users. This marks Siri evolving from a mere voice assistant to an agent capable of deeply integrating app data, and may unlock more scenarios in the future.

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06News

Bank of England: Risks posed by artificial intelligence to financial stability are increasing

A half-yearly report from the Bank of England points out that the AI boom, while pushing up the stock prices and borrowing of related companies, has also significantly amplified the cyber risks of the financial system. The report warns that the market's overly optimistic bets on and leverage of AI may amplify future volatility, and the AI technology itself also makes banks more vulnerable to attacks. Regulators are paying attention to the new challenges brought by AI autonomous systems.

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08News

AI Programming Tools Cause"Developer fatigue syndrome"Spreading, industry big shots seek remedies online

Midjourney founder asks online, voicing the thoughts of many programmers: after using the latest AI coding models, efficiency is extremely high, but accompanied by a huge sense of physical and mental exhaustion. Former Meta engineer, Claude Code lead and others left comments one after another, analyzing the root causes and sharing ways to alleviate them, revealing that 'AI fatigue' is becoming a new trouble for the developer community.

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10News

Hackers use AI to build modular malicious framework Avalon, allowing on-demand loading of different attack components

This modular framework, named Avalon, integrates various attack capabilities, allowing hackers to load different functions as needed, offering flexibility far beyond traditional single-purpose malware. Although its code quality is low, the design is complete, demonstrating that generative AI is helping hackers with limited technical skills rapidly develop complex tools, posing new challenges to enterprise defenses.

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16News

Data Scale Jumps to 150 Million: Ant Lingbo Spatial Perception AI Model LingBot-Depth 2.0 Released

Ant Lingbo Technology releases spatial perception model LingBot-Depth 2.0, with training data surging from 3 million to 150 million, taking 12 first places among 16 depth completion benchmark evaluations. The new model performs prominently in scenarios where traditional depth cameras easily fail, such as glass and mirrors, with depth error halved compared to the previous generation. The simultaneously launched vision foundation model LingBot-Vision achieves better-than-DINOv3 precision with a smaller amount of data.

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17News

OpenAI and Anthropic attract startups by gifting millions of dollars in compute

OpenAI, Anthropic, and major cloud providers are racing to outbid each other with free compute credits to pull startups into their ecosystems. Some individual offers top $3 million. At Y Combinator alone, OpenAI and Anthropic could hand out up to $800 million in credits per year combined. The discount war comes at a time when both companies need to improve their margins ahead of upcoming IPOs.

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19News

Chinese AI models win favor with US enterprises through cost advantage

As prices for top U.S. AI models continue to rise, cheaper Chinese models with rapidly improving performance are gaining favor among American companies. Data from OpenRouter shows that the peak share of tokens used by U.S. enterprises calling on Chinese models has reached 46%. Models from vendors such as DeepSeek and Zhipu AI have performed close to top-tier products in multiple evaluations, yet cost only one-fifth or even less.

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