Zhipu Claims Ox Alpha, Usage Tops DeepSeek by 2x
Zhipu confirms Ox Alpha is its new GLM model after anonymous OpenRouter testing, with free-preview usage already more than double DeepSeek's.
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View archive →DeepSeek's Losses Widen to ¥715M Despite ¥475M Revenue
DeepSeek made ¥475M in revenue but lost ¥715M in early 2026, as an 82.9% API margin gets erased by free-tier subsidies and a new peak-pricing scheme.
By 2028, Two Labs Could Control 80% of New AI Compute
SemiAnalysis founder Dylan Patel projects Anthropic and OpenAI will control 80% of new AI compute by 2028, scaling to 54GW each on $5 trillion in debt.
Tesla Drops China From FSD Availability List After Three Months
China vanished from Tesla's FSD availability list just three months after joining it, with data residency and mapping approvals in China still unresolved.
Draft law: automakers liable when self-driving is active
China's draft revision of the Road Traffic Safety Law would hold automakers liable for violations while autonomous driving is active, in the law's first dedicated chapter for self-driving cars.
OpenAI brings back the five-hour cap for ChatGPT Plus
OpenAI is reinstating the five-hour usage limit for Plus accounts on ChatGPT Work and Codex, while a routing bug quietly downgraded 3% of Pro and Thinking requests to GPT-5.5-mini.
GPT-5.6 Sol Designed a CPU, and It Runs DOOM
GPT-5.6 Sol built an RV32IM CPU gate by gate inside a puzzle-game sandbox, named it Codex-R32 itself, and got 1993's DOOM running on it — a serious test of cross-layer design consistency.
Nvidia's New Edge Module Hits 78 TOPS, Ships in 2027
Nvidia's Jetson Orin Nano 2 doubles edge inference at 78 TOPS with 40% lower power draw, but the module and dev kit won't ship until the first half of 2027.
Apple's M6 Goes 2nm, M5 Ultra Packs 512GB for Desktop AI
Apple's M6 debuts on 2nm for the Mac mini, while the M5 Ultra brings 512GB of unified memory and 1.2TB/s of bandwidth to the Mac Studio for local AI inference.
Windows Paint Embeds a Server-Issued GUID in Every AI Image
A reverse-engineering analysis shows Windows Paint embeds a 16-byte GUID from Microsoft's servers into up to 74% of an AI image's pixels before it's even shown to you.