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Kuaishou’s Kling AI raised nearly $3 billion at a post-money valuation of $18 billion, with Kuaishou’s stake falling to 68.33% and a potential Hong Kong IPO targeted by 2031. Despite strong revenue growth, Kling faces slowing momentum, talent departures, and intense competition from ByteDance’s Seedance and open-source video models.
ByteDance與美國電影協會MPA簽署備忘錄，將為Seedance、Seedream及TikTok、CapCut等產品建立生成內容的版權保護框架。協議聚焦輸出側護欄，未涉及訓練資料授權、片庫範圍或許可費，反映影視公司優先防止AI生成內容直接侵害商業利益的務實策略。
ByteDance’s Seed foundation-model division has reportedly completed another internal restructuring. Its foundation-model organization now includes four first-level departments focused on pretraining data, reinforcement learning, product post-training for work, and product post-training for chat.
China has reportedly allowed ByteDance and Tencent to import 10,000 NVIDIA H200 chips each, according to the Financial Times. Other Chinese companies could receive similar approval, potentially easing access to advanced AI computing hardware.
ByteDance's Coze launched a desktop client with cloud-drive integration and deep screenshot capabilities. The client improves local file access and automatically recognizes Codex CLI and Claude Code as agents for multi-agent workflows.
Odense-based startup Velatir has raised €5 million in seed funding six months after its pre-seed round. The company provides visibility and control over the AI tools employees are already using, with Spintop Ventures and Ugly Duckling Ventures co-leading the round.
ByteDance robotics leader Kong Tao reportedly joined Xiaomi last summer and brought his entire team with him. The move has fueled speculation about a major Xiaomi robotics initiative, but no specific product or launch has been confirmed.
The article examines Apple’s reported partnership with Alibaba and Tesla’s integration of ByteDance’s Doubao. It argues that compliance is only the entry point, while embedding AI into everyday devices and real-world scenarios is the strategic end goal.
ByteDance and Tencent have reportedly each received 10,000 NVIDIA H200 chips. The deliveries could expand Chinese companies’ access to high-end AI computing despite ongoing U.S. export restrictions.
Nvidia H200 accelerators have begun reaching Chinese technology companies after months of limited export-licence activity. ByteDance and Tencent reportedly received about 10,000 processors each, while other Chinese companies may soon obtain similar quantities, though mainland availability remains uncertain.