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April 5, 2026
Celebrity AI Deepfake Dramas Removed
Yi Yangqianxi's studio condemned unauthorized AI dramas using his likeness. Hongguo Short Drama platform removed titles like 'Midnight Bus'. Baidu has not yet acted, prompting IP concerns.
AI Blood Test Spots Neuro Diseases
Lund University unveiled AI model identifying multiple neurodegenerative diseases via single blood test. Addresses early diagnosis challenges from overlapping symptoms and pathologies. Offers new path for screening.
Chinese GPUs Achieve 50%+ Margins
Four leading Chinese GPU firms—Moore Threads, Muxi, Biren, and Tianshu Zhixin—have IPOed with chip gross margins exceeding 50%, highest near 70%. Moore Threads' market cap peaked at 5000 billion RMB before settling above 2700 billion.
XPeng Launches 'Spilled?' ADAS Comfort App
XPeng Motors has officially launched the '洒了么' app for evaluating intelligent driving comfort. The software is available on XPeng's mini-program and accessible to non-owners. Its playful name evokes testing ride smoothness by checking if drinks spill.
Tesla Cracks Down on FSD Jailbreaks
Tesla is aggressively targeting FSD jailbreaking with non-official devices. Users face total loss of vehicle warranty and full accident liability. In some regions, criminal penalties may apply.
Gemma 4 26B Beast on 16GB VRAM
Recommends unsloth UD-IQ4_XS quant of Gemma 4 26B A4B MoE for 16GB VRAM, with tuned params for coding and vision. Outperforms Qwen 3.5 27B in speed, multilingual, SysOps, and real-world coding; fits 30K+ tokens.
Big Tech Needs Tokens, Not Humans
Major companies now prioritize AI tokens over human workers. The article questions future survival strategies in this shift.
NVIDIA Neural Texture Compression Slashes VRAM 85%
NVIDIA announced Neural Texture Compression at GTC 2026, a breakthrough reducing VRAM usage by up to 85%. The technology leverages AI advancements like DLSS for superior graphics efficiency. It positions NVIDIA as a continued leader in AI-driven innovations.
Tsinghua AI Ore Sorter Raises $28M Series C
Beijing Horist Technology, founded by Tsinghua alumni, completed nearly 200M RMB Series C funding led by China Merchants Capital. Their X-ray and AI-based dry ore sorters handle multiple mineral types, cutting water use and boosting efficiency for major miners. Funds target R&D, global expansion, and new applications.
Anthropic Launches AnthroPAC Political Committee
Anthropic has established AnthroPAC, a corporate PAC filed with the US FEC. It aims to support bipartisan candidates in the 2026 midterms using voluntary employee donations up to $5,000 per person annually. The filing was signed by CFO Allison Rossi.
Apple Misses 5-Year AI Lead at 50th Anniversary
At its 50th anniversary, Apple faces criticism for losing about five years of leadership in generative AI. Former employees and analysts say the company lagged in the AI wave but retains potential to recover. It marks a pivotal moment for Apple's AI strategy.
ReLU Nets as Hash Tables
Reddit post explores ReLU neural layers as diagonal matrix multiplications, interpreting next-layer computations as locality-sensitive hash table lookups or associative memory. Links to Numenta discourse on gated linear associative memory. Concepts are simple but preliminary with ongoing integration.
Embodied Lobster Greets Li Auto Owners
Li Auto introduces '具身龙虾' (Embodied Lobster), an AI-powered robot. It actively greets customers during vehicle pickup. This blends embodied AI into automotive customer experience.
GPT-6 Leaked as AGI Pursuit
GPT-6 has been exposed in leaks. The model is fully geared toward achieving AGI. This represents OpenAI's bold next step in frontier AI development.
Gemma 4 26B Dominates Local Coding
User praises Gemma 4 26B as ideal local model on 64GB Mac, excelling at coding a Doom-style raycaster in HTML/JS after just 3 prompts. It outperforms Qwen 3 Coder and Qwen 3.5 MOE by avoiding loops and tool issues, running fast without overload.
AI Compute Sector Pulls Back Apr 3
Hot sectors like computing power and film exhibition lines collectively decline. Consumer electronics and appliances lead losses amid risk-off sentiment. Defensive oil, pork sectors resist falls; high-flyers face profit-taking and rapid valuation reset.
HK IPO Queue Exceeds 500 AI Firms
Hong Kong's Q1 IPO market raised over HK$1030B, topping global charts, with total financing at HK$2370B. Emerging sectors like AI, semiconductors, robotics, autonomous driving, and biotech dominate. Over 500 companies are queued to list amid uncertain global environment.
Suno V5.5 Floods Music with AI Slop
Jay Chou's album revives music buzz as Suno launches V5.5, with AI songs now 34% of Deezer's new uploads. Labels sue while negotiating private AI models; platforms divide on royalties. Mid-tier creators squeezed by infinite low-cost AI output.
Tech Jobs Surge, Debunking AI Engineer Replacement Fears
US software engineering job openings hit 67k+, a 3-year high and doubled since 2023 mid-low, up 30% YTD per TrueUp data from 9000 tech firms. This challenges narratives of AI replacing engineers amid hiring rebound from AI investments. Entry-level competition rises with more CS graduates.
Carmakers Pay Huawei Billions for HarmonyOS
Seres allegedly paid 75B RMB to Huawei's Harmony Intelligent Mobility over years. Questions value amid high costs and rising competition. Suggests smart vehicle ecosystem rivalry intensifying.