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AI News Flash: Last weekend, the US government forced Anthropic to delist its two latest models Fable 5 and Mythos 5, citing national security as the reason. The direct trigger was Amazon researchers reportedly discovering a method to bypass Fable 5’s safety guardrails, prompting government intervention. Following the incident, multiple cybersecurity researchers signed an open letter, criticizing the government’s move as counterproductive and even more dangerous. Anthropic also pointed out that the same jailbreak technique isn’t unique to Fable 5—other mainstream models have similar vulnerabilities—implying the logic behind the selective delisting is hard to justify.

AI News Flash: Hong Kong manufacturer WCFO announces plans to build a new factory in Cambodia, aiming to roughly double local fiber optic cable component production capacity to meet the rapidly growing demand from data centers in Southeast Asia. This expansion is directly driven by the continued wave of AI-related investment spreading into the region—as major tech companies accelerate AI infrastructure deployment across Southeast Asia, demand for high-speed transmission fiber optic cable components has surged proportionally.

AI News Flash: The Japanese government unveiled its growth strategy roadmap on Friday, planning to invest a total of 10.5 trillion yen (approximately $65.1 billion) in Physical AI by fiscal year 2040, spanning 17 government-designated strategic priority sectors led by Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s cabinet. Physical AI refers to integrating AI technologies into robotics, factory automation, and infrastructure management—distinguishing it from pure software or cloud-based AI services.

AI News Flash: GitHub internally developed a data analytics AI agent named Qubot, built on GitHub Copilot technology, enabling any employee to directly query data systems using natural language without SQL or data engineering background. The core goal is to break technical barriers, allowing non-engineering staff to get instant data insights and boost data democratization across the company.

AI news flash: Alibaba’s AI video startup PixVerse announces securing licensing for Japanese classic soccer manga and anime Captain Tsubasa, officially introducing series characters to the platform, allowing users to generate AI videos featuring the IP. This timing aligns perfectly with FIFA World Cup hype, targeting global soccer fans’ strong demand. Captain Tsubasa has been serialized since 1981, with over 90 million copies sold globally…

AI News Flash: The Japanese government unveiled an AI policy draft on Thursday, declaring it will ‘actively and continuously’ revise relevant laws to strengthen response capabilities against threats posed by high-performance AI models. The draft’s core concern targets ultra-high-performance models like Anthropic’s Claude Mythos - if such models enter general public release, they could have far-reaching impacts on the security environment. The draft emphasizes that Japan needs to significantly compress the regulatory response time lag.

AI News Flash: Bitwise recently pointed out that Bitcoin’s current valuation is more attractive compared to AI-related stocks like NVIDIA — the latter has already溢价 above long-term trend levels, while Bitcoin’s Mayer Multiple remains in a historically undervalued zone. At the same time, the market is facing liquidity squeeze pressures: SpaceX, Anthropic, OpenAI and other tech giants’ potential financing deals could collectively attract over $200 billion in investment demand…

AI News Flash: OpenAI recently improved ChatGPT’s health and medical Q&A capabilities, with the core upgrade coming from the GPT-5.5 Instant model. The adjustments focus on four areas: enhanced reasoning for more logically rigorous answers, improved context understanding to make conversations more relevant to users’ specific situations, optimized expression clarity to make medical information more readable, and introducing a mechanism where practicing physicians participate in evaluation…

AI News Flash: Hitachi Energy announces plan to acquire Canadian transformer materials and parts supplier Canduct, with the core goal of strengthening its North American local production capacity. The direct backdrop to this acquisition is the surge in data center construction across North America driving significant increases in grid infrastructure demand, particularly high-voltage transformer materials have become a bottleneck in the industry — companies without local supply chain support will struggle to respond quickly to market demand.

AI News Flash: Bitcoin miner HIVE Digital accelerates AI infrastructure transformation. Its HPC subsidiary BUZZ HPC plans to build a 320MW AI data center campus near Toronto, supporting over 100k GPUs. In FY2026, HIVE’s HPC segment revenue reached $19.5M, nearly doubling YoY…