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The Hong Kong Polytechnic University and Ant Digital signed a strategic cooperation agreement to establish a joint lab for AI+Web3. The two parties will collaborate in three technological areas, including trusted AI agents and blockchain security frameworks. Ant Digital plans to invest 100 million HKD over three years. The laboratory will build an education fund platform, host international academic events, and help Hong Kong become a hub for digital technology talents. The Polytechnic University is globally leading in the field of blockchain, while Ant Digital has extensive experience in financial technology. This collaboration will promote the integration and innovation of AI and Web3 technologies, supporting the development of Hong Kong as an international science and technology innovation center.

The Douchou Gynecology Large Model, trained by Yisheng Jankang on the DingTalk AI platform, passed the national gynecology and obstetrics senior professional examination, becoming the first clinical-level medical AI developed by a start-up company in China. The model was trained in just over a month, achieving an accuracy rate of 90.2%, marking a breakthrough from prototype to professional application. The CTO of DingTalk stated that this verifies the platform's ability to support enterprises in building customized large models, providing a model for AI development in industries such as healthcare and education. The Douchou model will be initially applied in scenarios such as gynecological knowledge Q&A and clinical decision support, promoting the implementation of vertical field AI solutions.

Canva has reached a deep collaboration with Claude AI, achieving seamless integration through the Model Context Protocol (MCP). Users can now create, edit, and manage Canva designs directly within the Claude chat interface, supporting natural language commands to complete tasks such as poster creation and social media content editing. Core features include instant design generation, intelligent editing search, and automatic content summarization, significantly improving design efficiency. This service is currently available only to paying users, with a minimum subscription fee of around $32 per month. This collaboration marks a significant step for AI from chatting

Meta plans to launch a new smartwatch in Sept 2025, made by Huaqin, featuring a camera for use with Meta AI glasses. Development started in 2022 but faced delays. Meta is also developing a neural smartband with Carnegie Mellon, enhancing interaction and aiding disabilities, building an AI wearable ecosystem.....

Microsoft Edge browser introduces a revolutionary Copilot mode, integrating AI features to deliver a smart browsing experience. Key highlights include: 1) Multi-Tab RAG technology that analyzes content from multiple tabs and automatically summarizes key information; 2) Copilot Vision can analyze screen content in real time and provide voice interaction suggestions; 3) New AI video summaries and intelligent tab grouping features. This mode transforms the browser from a passive tool into an active assistant, significantly improving information processing efficiency, marking the beginning of the AI-driven browsing era.

Chinese robot manufacturer Unitree has launched the world's first full-size humanoid robot R1 priced below $6,000, at only 39,900 yuan. This 25-kilogram robot features 26 joints and can perform high-difficulty movements such as backflips, equipped with a multi-modal AI system. Compared to similar products, the R1 is only one-third the price of Tesla's Optimus, thanks to China's supply chain advantages and lightweight design. Unitree's move comes as it prepares for an IPO, potentially triggering a price war in the industry. Although the R1 is not yet suitable for home use,

Mistral AI released a large language model environmental assessment report, revealing challenges in the sustainable development of AI technology. The report shows that 85.5% of carbon emissions and 91% of water consumption are concentrated in the training and inference phases. 18 months of operation produced 20.4 tons of carbon dioxide and consumed 281,000 cubic meters of water. A single interaction of 400 tokens produces 1.14 grams of carbon emissions and 45 milliliters of water consumption. The company acknowledges the limitations of the study, such as hardware performance evaluation, but the data align with industry assessments. Mistral calls for increased industry transparency and commits to updates.

Google Chrome browser introduces an AI store review feature, displaying reputation information about merchants in terms of quality, price, and service through an icon in the address bar. This feature is currently only available in English, aggregating real user reviews from eight platforms such as Bazaarvoice. It is initially limited to desktop versions. In response to competition from AI browsers like Perplexity, Google is accelerating its AI integration and has added AI assistant support for Gemini users. This is part of Google's strategy to enhance the shopping experience, including product recommendations and virtual try-on features.

​The Cyberspace Administration of China announced that starting from July 24, 2025, a two-month special campaign will be launched to crack down on the dissemination of false information by self-media. The campaign will cover all provinces, autonomous regions, municipalities, and the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps, aiming to address serious issues such as malicious hype, data fraud, and qualification fraud through dual approaches of technical governance and platform responsibility. The campaign explicitly targets four areas: first, malicious hype behavior, including fabricating false information by impersonating participants or insiders in hot events, as well as forging authoritative data in fields such as finance and military.

Julius AI secures $10M seed funding led by Bessemer, with multiple top firms participating. Founder Rahul Sonwalkar, a YC alum, pivoted to AI data analytics, creating a tool that allows natural language queries for instant visual results. Used by Harvard professors and 2M+ users, generating millions of charts daily. Ex-Twitter viral fame founder now focuses on data innovation.....

Chrome launches AI-powered store reviews (quality/experience/price) for US users, using Bazaarvoice data (English desktop only). Part of Google's strategy to compete with Amazon's AI shopping features and new AI browsers. Expanding AI shopping ecosystem with virtual try-ons, price comparisons, and Gemini integration.....

Shanghai AI Lab releases the open-source scientific multimodal large model Intern-S1, surpassing existing top models in scientific research fields such as chemistry and materials. The model has cross-modal scientific analysis capabilities, able to interpret complex data such as molecular formulas and protein structures, and also launches a dedicated scientific discovery platform called Intern-Discovery. Intern-S1 will promote the development of multi-agent disease research systems and continue to open-source to support scientific progress.

Ant Group announced the financial reasoning large model Agentar-Fin-R1 at the World Conference on Artificial Intelligence. Built upon Alibaba's Tongyi Qianwen, the model focuses on the professionalism and security of the financial industry. It has shown excellent performance in evaluations such as FinEval1.0, offering 32B and 8B parameter versions. CEO Zhao Wenbiao pointed out that financial large models are key to the integration of AI and finance, and a corpus covering six major categories and 66 subcategories of financial scenarios has been built. The model is currently applied in a bank's AI mobile banking app, leading to a 25% increase in monthly active users.

Julius AI, an AI data analytics firm, raised $10M in seed funding led by Bessemer Venture Partners. Founded by Rahul Sonwalkar post-Y Combinator, it enables natural language data analysis with 2M users and 10M+ visualizations. Used in Harvard Business School, it simulates analyst conversations for data insights.....

Tesla partners with Samsung for $16.5B AI6 chip production in Texas, targeting autonomous driving, robots, and AI training. Musk notes AI5 design completion with TSMC, as Samsung produces AI4. This deal boosts Samsung, with potential orders exceeding the agreement. Tesla shifts from NVIDIA to in-house chips since 2019, accelerating its AI transformation.....

China Telecom has officially launched its first smart glasses - Tianti AI Smart Glasses, priced at 1999 yuan, entering the consumer electronics market with a lightweight design and multifunctional integration. The product uses an ultra-light semi-frame structure, weighing only 38 grams. It is equipped with an adjustable nose bridge and elastic temples that can expand up to 15 degrees, allowing it to adapt to different face shapes. Its 8-degree ergonomic front tilt design aims to reduce visual fatigue during prolonged wear.

Google launches an experimental AI tool called Opal, allowing users to create mini applications by simply describing their needs in natural language. The tool provides a visual editor that supports adjusting prompts, adding features, or using templates, enabling users without programming experience to quickly build prototype applications. Completed apps can be shared via links, and the tool is currently available only in the United States. This move aligns with the trend of no-code AI platforms, similar to emerging tools like Cursor and Lovable, aiming to lower the barriers to app development. Although still in the testing phase, Opal demonstrates Google's confidence in the future of natural language programming.

AI startup Harmonic launches an AI named Aristotle for mathematical reasoning, focusing on accurate problem-solving without hallucinations. The application verifies algorithms using the open-source language Lean, achieving a gold medal performance in the 2025 International Olympiad in Mathematics. The company has just completed a $100 million Series B funding round, valuing it at $875 million, and is dedicated to creating a super-intelligent math system. In the future, it will open an API and launch a web version to expand business applications.

Zhipu launches the open-source large model GLM-4.5 series, available in two versions with 355 billion and 106 billion parameters, using a MoE architecture and following the MIT license. The model ranks second globally and first domestically in 12 benchmark tests, particularly excelling in tool calling and task completion. It supports complex tasks such as code generation and 3D interaction. API pricing is affordable (0.8 yuan per million tokens). Although the parameter count is only 1/2 to 1/3 of competitors, it achieves efficient performance through 15 trillion token pretraining.