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DeepSeek raised its API prices by up to 4.5x, but customers did not flee; instead, annualized revenue reached $1 billion within a few months.
The large-model industry has finally seen a very traditional business miracle: the product got more expensive, yet everyone still has to keep buying it.
DeepSeek previously raised some API prices by 2.3x to 4.5x. Liang Wenfeng recently told investors that after the increases, the number of customers barely declined, and demand remained strong. In the first seven months of this year, the API business had already achieved a gross margin of 82.9%.
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I suddenly discovered that Claude now has resets too, and it gave me one reset opportunity.
Besides Tibo, there is now another benefactor in the world, but for now I don’t know who it is.

LOL, this is truly a “skilled AI human” now.
It seems that as intelligence has developed to this point, benchmark scores are really becoming less and less important. What matters is who can ultimately solve real human problems in real-world scenarios.
It also shows that tokens currently cost more than human labor, so there is no immediate risk of unemployment, though in the long run there may still be a risk of unemployment after all.

Domestic large models have recently started collectively redoing their pretraining.
The most entertaining part of this is that over the past two years, everyone talked about Scaling Law every day, stacked parameters into the trillions, bought GPUs by the truckload, and burned through tokens as if they were free. In the end, the models performed badly. After investigating for ages, they discovered that what the models had been eating was Auntie Goose Leg’s scallion-sauce goose legs.
Leifeng.com mentioned an anonymous case. One company spent nearly a year training a trillion-parameter model, onl

China is starting to put the brakes on humanoid robot IPOs, with regulators first scrutinizing how much of these companies’ revenue is actually real.
Reuters disclosed today that regulators are slowing the IPOs of some humanoid robot companies by raising the review threshold through informal “window guidance.” There is no formal ban, but some say certain listing processes have effectively been halted.
Regulators are now focusing on what has appeared to be the industry’s hottest source of revenue over the past year: joint projects between data collection centers and local governments.
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The ZCode code-upload controversy ultimately pushed Zhipu toward open source.
Zhipu has just announced that ZCode is officially open source.
Previously, the community questioned whether it would upload local code repositories, and one company even publicly sent a letter asking where the data already uploaded had gone. The latest v3.14.0 directly removes Repo Wiki and cuts off the entire chain for generating and uploading local repository snapshots.
The core of this controversy was never just an ordinary bug. Coding Agents naturally come into contact with the most sensitive things users have: c

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Yesterday, I saw someone use JEV to make a little automated trading tool. When I opened it again today, I found its return was -600%—buying high and selling low all over the place, an even bigger sucker than me.

The Doubao phone once again lives up to expectations.