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Tencent Yuanbao announced a comprehensive upgrade to its "Favorites" feature, offering users a new solution for knowledge management and information review. This upgrade not only optimizes user experience but also significantly expands Yuanbao's functionality, making it a more intelligent and convenient tool.

Manus AI, a general-purpose AI agent developed by Chinese startup Monica, has resumed normal operations after a brief social media crisis. Positioned as the world's first autonomous AI agent, the product can handle complex real-world tasks such as creating websites, analyzing stock market trends, and planning travel itineraries. Its performance in early 2025 was lauded by the media as a pride of Chinese AI, ranking alongside models like DeepSeek. On March 7th, the official Manus AI X account was suddenly suspended; the initial reason points to mentions from third parties.

A class action lawsuit initiated by several artists has been approved to continue, accusing Stability, Runway, and DeviantArt of illegally using copyrighted works for training purposes. On Monday, the presiding judge ruled to allow some allegations to move forward. In this mixed ruling, some claims made by the plaintiffs were dismissed, but others were retained, indicating that the case may ultimately proceed to trial.

The daily call volume of the Wenxin large model has exceeded 50 million, with a quarterly growth rate of 190%. Approximately 26,000 enterprises are using the Wenxin large model, showing a quarterly growth rate of 150%. Well-known companies such as Samsung, Honor, and Autohome have collaborated with Baidu. Baidu continues to reduce the inference costs of the Wenxin large model, which have now dropped to 1% of the level from March last year. An increasing number of users and enterprises are starting to use the Wenxin large model.

Following a surge in tech stocks driven by artificial intelligence that pushed the S&P 500 to an all-time high last week, UBS's Global Wealth Management team stated that investor enthusiasm for AI will remain a key theme in the U.S. stock market for 2024 and will drive tech stocks.

The project is running normally following changes in the product manager of Miaoya Camera. Miaoya Camera is an AI-generated content product under Alibaba. It has previously achieved good results on application rankings. Miaoya Camera is strengthening partnerships with platforms such as Tmall and Youku. Miaoya Camera is actively considering deep collaboration with resources within the Alibaba ecosystem.

Tesla is reportedly constructing a bunker-like new building in Austin, Texas, to house the Dojo supercomputer. This claim came months after Tesla entered Dojo production. Tesla has increased its orders for D1 Dojo chips from TSMC to meet demand for 2024. It is said that Dojo itself could increase Tesla's enterprise value to around $500 billion. Musk has stated that Dojo is expected to become one of the world's most powerful supercomputers.

The ARM CEO stated that they will not design products similar to Nvidia's H100 GPU, believing that Nvidia excels in the AI training field. ARM will continue to focus on CPU technology. Compared to 2016, ARM's business has become more diversified. The revenue proportion from the mobile business has decreased from 60% to 45%, with cloud computing and automotive being the two fastest-growing areas. The IPO will not change ARM's strategy in the Chinese market and will continue to support its partner, Anmou Technology.

{title: Hollywood Screenwriters Strike, Film Companies Recruit AI Positions Netflix, Disney, Sony, and other companies are hiring high-paying AI roles amid Hollywood screenwriters' protests against the use of artificial intelligence taking away jobs. Movie and television production companies have released job postings despite ongoing protests from Hollywood writers and actors regarding the use of AI. Entertainment companies like Netflix, Disney, and Sony are offering AI positions with annual salaries ranging from $200,000 to $1,000,000. Hollywood screenwriters are not only striking for higher pay,}