News & Updates
June 18, 2026
ChatGPT Enterprise adds usage analysis and expense control functions to help enterprise AI cost management
ChatGPT Enterprise launches credit usage analysis and refined expenditure control functions to help enterprise IT managers better monitor and control AI deployment costs.
Source: OpenAI Official Blog
36Kr releases 2026 agent selection guide: Doubao vs DeepSeek six-dimensional in-depth comparison
36Kr AI Evaluation released the 2026 Agent Application Selection Guide, which compared Doubao and DeepSeek in depth from the six dimensions of multi-modality, reasoning, context, ecology, cost, and security, and proposed a "double engine collaboration" strategy.
Source: 36 krypton (AI evaluation)
July 17, 2026
Canva connects to Gemini and AI Search: a one-stop portal for search and design
On July 17, Canva expanded its design creation capabilities to the Google Gemini and AI Search ecosystem. Users can directly call Canva creation in the Gemini conversation to achieve a one-stop experience of "search → idea → design".
Source: Canva Official Newsroom
July 14, 2026
Canva Code 2.0 is fully open: Vibe Coding enters the design workflow
Canva announced on July 14 that Canva Code 2.0 is open to all users, allowing users to write and generate code in an environment close to their design vision, connecting design creation and code development.
Source: Canva Official Newsroom
June 11, 2026
Browserbase: 100,000 developers use cloud browsers to grant web page permissions to Agents, and the SDK is downloaded 800,000 times a week
Browserbase provides managed cloud browser infrastructure, serving 10,000+ companies and 100,000 developers, with 800,000 SDK downloads per week, and cumulative monthly independent browser sessions exceeding 10 million. It is one of the mainstream infrastructures for AI Agent web page operations.
Source: Browserbase official
July 16, 2026
Bolt Slides released: AI demonstration evolves from "PPT layout" to "interactive prototype"
Bolt.new released Bolt Slides on July 16: After the user describes the presentation topic, the AI Agent automatically builds the presentation and interactive experience, including 3D roaming, real-time data, runnable prototypes, etc., upgrading the "demo" from a PPT-style expression to an "interactive product-style" expression.
Source: Bolt.new (StackBlitz) official blog
July 22, 2026
Bolt.new launches Skills: Make "configuration from zero every time" a thing of the past
Bolt.new launched the Skills function on July 22, which automatically applies reusable "context, rules and workflow" bundles such as fonts, technology stacks, and code review standards at build time. It can be added to a single project or shared in the workspace, ending repeated configuration for each new project.
Source: Bolt.new (StackBlitz) official blog
August 3, 2026
Zuckerberg advocates that superintelligence should be available to everyone, openly challenging the "more powerful, more dangerous" narrative
On August 2, Meta CEO Zuckerberg publicly challenged the narrative that "the more powerful AI is, the more dangerous it is and can only be handed over to a few people" and advocated that superintelligence should be open to everyone.
Source: user feed
June 16, 2026
WeChat and Alipay counterattack Doubao: turn small programs into skills
WeChat and Alipay almost made the same choice at the same time: transform the millions of small programs accumulated over ten years into AI callable skills to deal with the pure AI native entrance threat posed by Doubao.
Source: Silicon Star Pro (authorized by 36Kr)
August 2, 2026
From Coinbase to Airbnb: U.S. companies switch to China’s big model to reduce costs
Coinbase switched to a Chinese model to reduce AI expenses, Airbnb adopted the Alibaba model, Dark Side of the Moon’s open source Kimi K3 attracted overseas attention, and it is becoming a trend for American companies to switch to large Chinese models to reduce costs.
Source: user feed
Kimi K3 caused shocks in the AI sector of the US stock market: approximately US$470 billion in market value evaporated, and 17 investment banks lowered their target prices
After Dark Side of the Moon released Kimi K3, the U.S. stock AI industry chain was sold off, with the sector evaporating approximately US$470 billion; 17 investment banks lowered their target prices for AI chip companies, and JPMorgan Chase/Goldman Sachs questioned the rationality of U.S. AI capital expenditures.
Source: user feed
The new EU AI law is officially implemented: chatbots and deep fake content must be clearly labeled
The new EU AI law has been officially implemented. Chatbots and deep fake content must be clearly marked. Violating companies face severe penalties. The regulatory "Brussels effect" affects global AI products.
Source: user feed
July 8, 2026
Monthly revenue exceeds 1 billion: How Seedance 2.0 became Byte’s video cash cow
The single-month revenue of ByteDance's video generation model Seedance 2.0 has exceeded 1 billion yuan and is still climbing; this achievement was achieved without the API being fully launched overseas, and Volcano Engine subsequently raised its full-year MaaS revenue target to 15 billion yuan.
Source: 36Kr / IT Home
July 6, 2026
But the spirit can’t become Seedance? The commercialization divide of China’s AI video duo
36Kr published an article on July 6 discussing the differentiated paths of Byte Seedance and Kuaishou Keling: Seedance relies on the Volcano Engine to monetize B-side MaaS, while Keling relies on the Kuaishou ecosystem to focus on C-side creators. The two companies have different business models and endowments, and they do not have to compete in the same dimension.
Source: 36 krypton
July 21, 2026
Runway releases "AI Media Report": Cost and speed are rewriting the content industry
Runway released "The AI Media Report: Cost, Speed and What Comes Next" on July 21, which analyzes the cost curve, generation speed and evolution direction of generative AI media from an industrial perspective. It believes that cost reduction and speed increase are driving AI media from "experimental creation" to "large-scale content production".
Source: Runway Official News
July 29, 2026
Huang Renxun’s open letter opposes the ban on China’s open source model: In the game between open source and security, NVIDIA stands out
NVIDIA CEO Jen-Hsun Huang issued an open letter on July 29, publicly opposing the ban on China’s open source models, supporting the open source trend, and emphasizing the importance of open models to U.S. innovation, competition, and security; as a core supplier of AI computing infrastructure, NVIDIA’s position is of bellwether significance.
Source: User-contributed newsletters
June 17, 2026
Microsoft Copilot Cowork considers using DeepSeek V4: 57 times price difference forces giants to switch
Microsoft Copilot Cowork moved to pay-as-you-go billing and considered a tweaked version of DeepSeek V4 as a low-cost alternative. The output pricing difference between Fable 5 and DeepSeek V4 Pro is 57 times, and the model will be fully hosted on Azure to ensure data security.
Source: IT Home / axios
July 28, 2026
Grok 4.5 enters GitHub Copilot: the path of model manufacturers to "cross-ecological suppliers"
xAI announced on July 28 that Grok 4.5 has entered GitHub Copilot. Users can select Grok 4.5 in the coding assistant to complete code generation, debugging and reconstruction. This is the first time that the Grok series has been deeply integrated into the Microsoft developer ecosystem. xAI is becoming a cross-ecological model supplier through "multi-platform access".
Source: xAI (SpaceXAI) official news
July 9, 2026
GPT-5.6 becomes the preferred model for Microsoft 365 Copilot: OpenAI connects directly to tens of millions of enterprise desktops
OpenAI announced on July 9 that GPT-5.6 has become the preferred model for Microsoft 365 Copilot. Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Teams, etc. use GPT-5.6 to drive Copilot by default; Microsoft Copilot has more than 30 million paid seats, and the OpenAI model directly reaches tens of millions of enterprise users.
Source: OpenAI official news
October 29, 2025
GitHub Octoverse 2025: 180 million developers, TypeScript reaches the top, and AI becomes a common project
GitHub released the "Octoverse 2025" annual developer report: platform developers exceeded 180 million; TypeScript surpassed Java to become the first programming language; generative AI changed from "new things" to "common engineering practices", and developers in emerging markets such as India grew strongly.
Source: GitHub official blog