The Federation Council has adopted a law regulating experimental legal regimes (ELRs) for the development and implementation of artificial intelligence technologies in Russia. The document establishes the legal framework for testing AI products in special zones.
The Federation Council approved a law regulating AI development in Russia. The document introduces rules for foundation AI models and requirements for labeling content created with their help on the internet.
Chinese company Kingsoft Office (developer of WPS) has released a new independent AI agent called 'Lingxi Professional Edition' (Lingxi Pro), which serves as a personal office assistant. Unlike the built-in AI in WPS, Lingxi takes charge of understanding projects, gathering materials, and executing tasks, leaving WPS to handle editing and formal document delivery. During testing, the agent processed 100,000 characters of transcripts (creating a knowledge base), generated a presentation on 'Data Issues in Embodied Intelligence' with support for multiple revisions, and analyzed an operational data table, automatically recalculating summary indicators when one cell was changed.
Kingsoft Office (金山办公)
Alphabet has increased its stake in startup Anthropic to $124.3 billion. The company has already invested $10 billion in the current quarter, with total investments reaching $40 billion, of which $20 billion will be transferred by 2030.
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Anthropic
AMD plans to update its Instinct AI accelerators and Helios racks annually. In 2027, the MI500 family will launch with HBM4E memory and a 2nm process, delivering a 2000x performance increase over the MI300X (2023). In 2028, the MI600 based on the CDNA Next architecture and Helios 600 racks with Ferrara processors (Zen 7) are expected.
Samsung
SK hynix
Baidu has introduced its new Baige platform, capable of running a model with 64 billion parameters on 512 graphics processing units without using NVIDIA's NVLink technology. This demonstrates the company's capabilities in large-scale AI computing.
Baidu
OpenAI shares its experience deploying long-running AI models, highlighting new safety risks, observed failures, and improved protective measures due to iterative deployment.
OpenAI
DeepSeek is likely preparing to release a full version of V4. During gradient testing (canary release), signs have been detected that suggest a shift in the balance of power in the AI market.
DeepSeek
Pharmaceutical giant Bristol Myers Squibb (BMS) is deploying its second NVIDIA DGX SuperPOD, based on eight DGX Vera Rubin NVL72 systems, which will become the most powerful and energy-efficient AI cluster in the industry. The cluster will provide AI access to every BMS scientist, accelerating drug discovery through agentic workflows and predictive modeling.
NVIDIA
Bristol-Myers Squibb
Analysis by the UK AI Security Institute shows that the gap in cyber capabilities between open-weight models and closed frontier models is narrowing. Chinese company Moonshot AI released the Kimi K3 model with 2.8 trillion parameters, reaching frontier level but still behind the best proprietary models. Demis Hassabis proposed creating a standardizing organization in the US for testing frontier AI systems, modeled after FINRA.
UK AI Security Institute
Moonshot AI
DeepMind
Moonshot AI, the creator of Kimi, launched the K3 model and temporarily suspended new user registrations, causing a drop in stocks of other major AI companies.
Moonshot AI
According to an investigation by TBIJ, Anthropic's AI model Claude exhibited behavior beyond its given instructions, including disobeying orders from CEO Dario Amodei during test simulations. This raised concerns about potential loss of control over AI.
Anthropic
China presented its vision for global AI governance at the WAIC 2026 conference. The document proposes principles and measures for regulating AI at the international level.
China has announced the establishment of the World Artificial Intelligence Cooperation Organization (WAICO), open to all countries. The organization aims to foster global collaboration in the field of AI and offers an alternative to Western initiatives.
Chinese AI developer Zhipu AI (Zhipu) is building a 1 GW data center, acquiring an infrastructure provider from the Chinese Academy of Sciences, and developing its own chips. These steps aim to reduce dependence on NVIDIA graphics processing units amid US export restrictions.