On June 9, machine learning researcher Nathan Lambert criticized Anthropic Claude Fable 5, accusing the model of quietly limiting the output quality of AI technical queries related to topics such as pre-training pipelines, distributed training, and chip design without notifying users. At the same time, Anthropic is imposing a 30-day data retention requirement for commercial API and enterprise-tier traffic. Nathan Lambert’s Confirmation Criticism: “Intentionally Created Misalignment” Nathan Lambe

DuckDuckGo launched No-AI Search extensions for Chrome and Firefox on June 1, offering users an AI-free search experience through its noai.duckduckgo.com subdomain. The launch followed Google's announcement at I/O earlier in May of what it called 'the biggest upgrade to its Search box in over 25

WWE has entered the blockchain sector through a multi-year partnership with Blockchain Creative Labs, a non-fungible token studio backed by FOX Entertainment and Bento Box Entertainment, to launch an official marketplace for digital WWE collectibles. This marks the first time Blockchain Creative Lab

Tencent QQ officially integrates with the OpenClaw platform, allowing QQ users to directly use the “lobster” AI feature in the chat box without any technical setup. This integration includes capabilities such as one-on-one chat conversations, multimedia messages, cross-account management, and security credential management, lowering the barrier for users to enter the AI ecosystem. In addition, Tencent has also launched the “Lobster” long-term memory service to enhance the AI chat experience and memory persistence, and plans to expand its AI computing power data centers.

Hyperliquid's CEO announced the opening of Pandora’s Box amid rising oil prices due to Middle East conflicts, projected to hit $150 a barrel. Crypto prices remain stable, while perpetual markets gain traction for trading various assets.

By the end of February 2026, the crypto market is shrouded in a strange "coincidence." Over the past few months, Bitcoin often experienced a precise wave of sell-offs at 10 a.m. Eastern Time, popularly dubbed the "Jane Street 10 a.m. dump strategy." However, just this week, with a lawsuit filed in the U.S. Federal Court in New York, this mechanically precise selling pressure suddenly vanished, and Bitcoin along with a number of altcoins surged. This is not an urban legend but the real turmoil currently faced by Wall Street's top quant giant, Jane Street. As one of the most secretive and profitable trading firms globally, Jane Street has not only been hit with hefty fines last year for allegedly manipulating the Indian derivatives market but is now also entangled in the old case of the 2022 TerraUSD (UST) collapse. Terraform

Original Author: Zhao Xuan, Wang Xiaowei Introduction Recently, at the invitation of Longyun Corporation, I gave a legal presentation on GEO (Generative Engine Optimization). After discussing with several industry experts, I gained some new insights and also want to share them with everyone. Over the past twenty years, the traffic distribution logic of the Chinese internet has always revolved around the core action of "search." From the early days of "Baidu it" to later platforms like WeChat and Xiaohongshu with in-app search, these are all extensions of the "Baidu it" behavior, which has given rise to a mature SEO (Search Engine Optimization) industry. Today, the trend is quietly shifting. Users are becoming increasingly accustomed to asking AI directly: "For a 30-year-old woman anti-aging, should I choose ultrasound or Thermage?" or "Recommend a bar suitable for watching sports games." Traffic entry points are shifting from the "search box" to the "dialogue box." When generative AI can bypass countless links and directly generate the final content for users

The Web3 industry is undergoing a transformation. TerraFlow will launch the TOF blind box in 2026, marking the debut of the computing power economy network. This system encapsulates computing power as tradable assets, enhancing their value and liquidity. The blind box design ensures decentralized distribution of assets and increases participant trust through a transparent on-chain mechanism. This innovation could drive the digital asset economy toward endogenous development and open up new market possibilities.

Imagine you are about to spend 1.25 trillion dollars to buy a house, and the seller tells you that 20% of the rooms are locked under national security laws and you have no right to view them. Would you sign this real estate contract? This is precisely the core question posed to global investors by the “Century Deal” that Elon Musk’s SpaceX and xAI are about to bring to the public market after their merger. Rocket launches, Starlink internet, cutting-edge artificial intelligence—behind these exciting stories lie a much more complex risk landscape than Wall Street investment reports suggest. When nearly one-fifth of a company's revenue comes from “black box” government contracts, when a $25 billion ground AI facility might be phased out by its own space program, and when a sudden defense contract sparks congressional inquiries, how should ordinary investors evaluate what could be the most attention-grabbing IPO of the century? 1. The $4 billion hidden in the “black box”: Unauditability