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2026-10-26
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An archive of 58 AI news briefs collected on 2026-10-26. Check the original sources for details and updates.

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02News

Anthropic officially filed for an IPO application; the stock code is ANT.

Anthropic officially filed for an IPO on Monday, planning to list under the ticker ANT. The prospectus shows revenue of $16.3 billion in the first half of 2026, compared to $1.2 billion in the same period last year, with operating losses narrowing to $693 million and net losses reaching $80.7 billion, primarily due to non-cash accounting adjustments related to convertible bonds. As of the end of September, there were over 11,900 customers spending more than $100,000 annually, with approximately 1,900 customers spending over $1 million.

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03News

Meta plans to raise capital for AI infrastructure by selling up to $95 billion in stock.

Meta plans to raise capital for AI infrastructure by selling up to $95 billion in new shares. This includes approximately $22.5 billion from Class A common stock, $12.5 billion from depositary shares (each representing one-twentieth of a new preferred share that automatically converts to common stock before August 2029), and an additional $60 billion expected to be sold continuously in the public market after Q1 2027 via non-voting Class C shares.

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07News

The IPO filing outlines Anthropic's ambition: AI is poised to solve challenges that have eluded previous generations.

Anthropic has officially filed its S-1 document to begin its IPO process. Despite generating $16.3 billion in revenue during the first half of the year, it reported a net loss of $80.7 billion. The filing reveals that the company pays SpaceX approximately $3.1 billion monthly for computing power and asserts that AI can solve problems humanity has been unable to crack.

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08News

Tencent Hunyuan Simultaneous Interpretation Large Model Hy-SimulMT opens source; response time under three seconds surpasses human translators

The Tencent Hunyuan real-time speech-to-speech translation and voice cloning feature is now available for free trial in the Tencent Hy Translation App. Testing shows a response time of about three seconds, outperforming most commercial simultaneous interpretation APIs, with translation quality reaching human expert levels.

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10News

Anthropic has submitted an IPO application to the Nasdaq, with the stock symbol set as 'ANT'.

AI unicorn Anthropic has officially filed its S-1 registration statement to go public on the Nasdaq under the ticker ANT. Revenue in the first half of 2026 surged 13 times year-over-year, and adjusted operating profit turned positive for the quarter. However, a massive paper loss was recorded due to changes in the fair value of convertible notes. The company has signed a substantial agreement to lease computing power, with minimum future payments totaling approximately $417 billion. #Anthropic IPO#

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11News

Can AI solve the COBOL legacy code crisis? OpenAI demonstrates migration progress, but experts warn a significant gap remains before true modernization.

The Verge investigates whether AI can solve the COBOL legacy code crisis. On October 19, OpenAI stated that its latest model has made significant improvements in migrating old language code, GPT-6.1 Sol achieving 98% behavioral retention accuracy at high reasoning intensity and 87% at low intensity, compared to only 5% for GPT-5.6 Sol; Anthropic also released a code modernization guide in February to promote Claude Code.

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17News

AI has taken away my catchphrase: Why content creators are starting to delete the phrase 'Let's be honest'

A content creator discovered that their usual catchphrase, 'Let's be honest,' is increasingly viewed by readers as proof of heavy AI influence. As a result, they began subconsciously removing these four words. They also noted that sentence structures like 'not... but...' are being actively abandoned. The creator believes that once AI has learned human language, it is now the human turn to modify their own expression to prove they are not machines.

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18News

Tencent Hunyuan open-sources simultaneous interpretation large model Hy-SimulMT; measured response time is about three seconds

Tencent Hunyuan launched and open-sourced the simultaneous interpretation large model Hy-SimulMT on October 26. It supports real-time Chinese-to-English speech-to-speech translation and real-time voice cloning, with measured response times of approximately three seconds—under four to five seconds faster than human professional translators.

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20News

Table turned! Kimi K3.1 Pro delivers results that are truly extraordinary.

Over the past two months, OpenAI and Anthropic have successively released state-of-the-art models, dominating various benchmark lists for nearly that entire period. Meanwhile, this has been a dark phase for domestic models, facing accusations of overfitting and skepticism, with no Pro model capable of matching them yet. However,

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21News

Counterpoint: NVIDIA leads the humanoid robot AI accelerator market as Qualcomm, Intel, Tesla, and XPeng rise gradually.

A new report from Counterpoint projects that global shipments of humanoid robot AI accelerators could exceed 1 million units by 2030. NVIDIA currently dominates the market, while Qualcomm, Intel, Tesla, and XPeng are accelerating their entry. Competition is expected to intensify significantly after 2027.

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23News

An Asia-Pacific media delegation visited Kunlun Tech to discuss how AI empowers content for global expansion.

On October 22, a delegation of 38 foreign media professionals from the Asia-Pacific Media Hundred-Person Training Program visited Kunlun Tech's Beijing headquarters. The group discussed how AI empowers content creation for Gen Z and adapts it for global markets. The presentation demonstrated SkyProduction TianGong Workstation's 3D director console, one-stop short video generation, and multi-language batch adaptation for overseas distribution. It also showcased Mureka, a global AI music large model capable of generating music in multiple genres and languages. Kunlun Tech reported that its monthly active users are close to 400 million globally, with overseas revenue accounting for 97%.

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24News

Shanghai: Prioritizing breakthroughs in satellite-to-mobile direct connection, space-based computing power, and the integration of air-space-ground systems with communication-sensing-computing-intelligence fusion technologies.

The proposal aims to achieve inter-satellite routing latency under 5ms and a switch success rate exceeding 99.9%, supporting single-satellite AI compute power over 30 POPS. It also promotes the digital operation and control system for mega-constellations to manage at least 3,000 satellites, facilitating seamless integration between ground and satellite networks.

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25News

The first officially licensed AI interactive film-game set in the Three-Body Universe, 'Three-Body: Judgment Before Dawn', launches on Steam, allowing players to dive deep into the ETO headquarters.

The first officially licensed AI interactive film-game set in the Three-Body Universe, 'Three-Body: Judgment Before Dawn', has launched on Steam. Developed by Timeline, the release date is yet to be announced, with the first trailer already available.

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27News

ByteDance's Jimeng AI Short Drama Studio has launched, offering proprietary models for scripts, images, and storyboards.

Jimeng Short Drama Studio offers DreamScript for scripts, Anycook for images, and DreamShot for storyboards. These models cover original works, adaptations, overseas releases, and commentary. Capabilities include analyzing 100,000-word long-form content, creating unique character settings, and pre-visualizing with a 3D director's chair. Post-production features include re-shooting segments, voice reconstruction, and intelligent scene cutting, along with original film remastering and localization adaptation.

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29News

Finally free from token costs; AI expenses have dropped by 10 times.

Hello, I am a rural programmer (returned to the countryside in 2020 and still haven't left), an independent developer (dedicated to developing 1,000 small products), and Frontend Tiger Chen Suiyi (self-proclaimed). My official website is: https://yicode.tech. Today, we are not discussing making money.

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32News

Enthusiasm for AI trading is cooling down; two US stock leveraged ETFs tied to SK Hynix are set for delisting and liquidation.

Two leveraged ETFs tied to SK Hynix are set for liquidation just months after listing; the short positions have plummeted by 42%, and total assets have shrunk by more than 60% from their peak. The AI concept sector is experiencing intense volatility, while Korean regulators have also tightened rules on leveraged products.

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33News

Six prompts to remove the 'AI-generated' feel from DeepSeek-created pages

The author shares six prompts derived from using DeepSeek to create code animations similar to Claude Opus 5.5, addressing issues such as removing repetitive copy, eliminating unnecessary highlighted boxes, specifying color usage, unifying font size and alignment, ensuring one thing per screen, and designing animation effects. The author also previews a major editing skill currently in progress: using DeepSeek to produce ten-minute spoken-word videos with twenty case study clips and operation recordings, which will be compiled this week.

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35News

Multiple finance universities across the country are positioning themselves in the 'AI + Finance' sector.

At the Capital University of Economics and Business, a newly established Institute for Intelligent Economy is upgrading the 'Rongchun Zhigu' platform. This is a key initiative by the university to build an integrated foundation combining computing power, algorithms, and data. It unifies school-wide computing resources and shares data assets, opening access to three scenarios: talent training, scientific research, and think-tank services.

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37News

Xiaomi's open-source hardware HachimoDock debuts; users can replicate versatile AI desk companions for just 150 yuan.

At the 2026 Guancha Conference, HachimoDock, an open-source AI hardware device incubated by Xiaomi's Technical Committee Innovation Product Team, made its debut. This compact desktop AI unit can be customized by users according to their preferences, featuring personalized desk companions, voice-controlled PC agents, smart home integration, and custom component creation capabilities.

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39News

Wang Teng: ISHO Today aims to become a leading global AI sleep technology brand within 5 to 10 years

ISHO Today has released its first brand concept video. Founder Wang Teng posted an article outlining his thoughts on the ISHO brand and its products. He stated that leveraging China's excellent engineering resources and top-tier industrial chain capabilities, the company aims to become a leading global AI sleep technology brand within 5 to 10 years.

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41News

AI successfully cracked the firmware for the Sony A7C II camera, directly unlocking FL2/FL3 and Fujifilm/Lumix filters.

Recently, AI reverse engineering has produced many interesting projects, including flashing iOS systems onto Android phones. Most recently, netizen 'QAQLeonard' created a custom firmware for the Sony A7C II camera that directly unlocks FL2/FL3 and Fujifilm/Lumix filters. The A7C II Tools project is now at version 3.0, featuring a formal graphical interface and no longer requiring command-line input.

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45News

Qwen App now fully supports iPhone Duo, making it seamless to use with foldable phones.

The Qwen App is now fully compatible with the iPhone Duo. It offers distinct advantages for both folded and unfolded modes: when folded, you can simply pick it up to ask questions; when unfolded in landscape mode, it's ideal for creating spreadsheets, writing presentations, and editing while chatting; in portrait mode, it excels at finding guides, conducting research, and reading long-form answers.

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47News

Domestic first AI full-process theatrical feature 'Sanxingdui: Future Memories' grossed 1.162 million yuan

"Three Cultures: Future Memories," the first domestic AI feature film to receive a national film bureau exhibition permit, has grossed 1.162 million yuan in its opening two days. The 100-minute film was produced entirely using Bonaparte's proprietary "Bonka Movie Cloud Studio." The team spent two years generating over 1.2 million background images.

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48News

Epic CEO Spence reiterates criticism of Steam's new AI disclosure policy, warning it could lead to extreme groups targeting developers.

Spence stated on X that Steam's forced AI disclosure is deeply frustrating and believes it will be used by online extremists to attack developers. Meanwhile, since 2024, Steam has insisted on disclosing generative AI usage; nearly 20% of demo versions at the New Game Fest now carry AI labels.

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51News

Musk's Grok released the first seven minutes of AI-generated content for 'Odyssey', criticized for lacking artistic appeal.

Grok, under Musk's ownership, released the first seven minutes of AI-generated content for the movie 'Odyssey'. Previously, he had criticized Nolan's version for using non-white and transgender actors. Foreign media reviews noted that while the visuals were acceptable, they lacked artistic sense and emotional impact. The narration was lengthy and dialogue felt stiff, making it difficult to keep viewers engaged.

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52News

China's first comprehensive risk protection plan for AI applications launched at the 2026 Financial Street Forum Annual Meeting

According to CCTV Business, China's first comprehensive risk protection plan for AI applications was officially unveiled at the 2026 Financial Street Forum Annual Meeting. The plan uses insurance to cover losses caused by AI services to third parties, as well as repair, refund, and appraisal costs incurred by AI service providers themselves.

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55News

Grok releases seven-minute AI-generated first episode of Odyssey series; TechCrunch review finds it unremarkable

Grok has released its first AI-generated episode of the Odyssey series, a seven-minute production co-created by Wonder Studios and director Dev Walker, roughly three months after Elon Musk announced plans for the full film. TechCrunch reviewers noted that while some shots appear photorealistic, the overall work lacks artistic depth and character appeal, contrasting with the box office success of Nolan's live-action Odyssey.

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