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US authorities accuse Chinese AI companies of industrial-scale campaigns to copy American models
US authorities, including the NSA, CISA, and FBI, have accused Chinese AI companies like DeepSeek and Moonshot of conducting industrial-scale campaigns to copy American AI models. These companies are alleged to be 'distilling' advanced American AI models for their own use.
Two AI Commercials, Two Futures: Anthropic Sells Fear, Alibaba Sells Free Time
Alibaba's new Qwen3.8-Max AI model, with 2.4 trillion parameters, demonstrates impressive long-horizon agentic task capabilities, operating autonomously for nearly five days on an experiment. Priced significantly lower than competitors like Anthropic's Fable 5 and OpenAI's GPT-5.6 Sol, Alibaba's model is poised to disrupt the market, with some users already switching from Western AI subscriptions. The article contrasts Alibaba's commercial, which emphasizes free time and leisure, with Anthropic's fear-based advertising, reflecting differing public sentiments towards AI in China and the US.
Extraction RPG Wildgate’s 1.5 update overhauls its co-op PvE mode
Moonshot and Dreamhaven have released update 1.5 for their extraction game Wildgate, significantly overhauling the co-op PvE mode with five progressive zones that increase in difficulty. The update also aims to improve matchmaking and overall game feel based on community feedback. Wildgate is available on Steam, Xbox, PlayStation, and the Epic Games Store, with a limited-time 75% discount on Steam.
White House's claim that China is 'engaged in deliberate, industrial-scale campaigns to distil US frontier AI systems' called 'pure slander' by Chinese embassy
The White House has accused China of conducting "industrial-scale campaigns" to distill US frontier AI systems, a claim the Chinese embassy has labeled "pure slander." The US government alleges foreign entities, primarily from China, are using tens of thousands of proxy accounts and jailbreaking techniques to steal proprietary information. Companies like Anthropic have previously accused Chinese AI firms of such attacks, and the US is reportedly exploring measures to hold these actors accountable.
