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Oct 11, 2026
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Ant Group runs a company-wide AI agent platform entirely inside its own network

Alibaba Cloud details how Ant Group deployed QwenWork for tens of thousands of staff as a private, Kubernetes-based agent foundation behind its own security…

Source: Alibaba Cloud (official blog)

SenseTime says its Raccoon office agent held China's No. 2 slot for two months

SenseTime cites a third-party China AI-app ranking where its Raccoon office agent stayed No. 2 on visit growth and moved up on usage time in September.

Source: SenseTime (official newsroom)

Asked to add features, Alibaba's coding agent re-found five old CVEs

Alibaba gave Qoder Agent five ordinary feature requests from real projects, then ran its new security scan - it flagged the same flaws that had shipped as past…

Source: Alibaba Cloud (official blog)

Alibaba graded Qwen3.8-Max against Claude and GPT-5.6 on one agent harness

Alibaba ran Qwen3.8-Max and three rival models through the same coding-agent harness on five long tasks - it lost to Claude, but was the most GPU-thrifty.

Source: Alibaba Cloud (official blog)

Huawei pitches a core network built for AI agents, not just phones

Huawei's AgenticCore won a NetworkX 2026 award for reworking the mobile core so AI agents, not only people, are first-class network users.

Source: Huawei (official newsroom)

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The Libraries Under the Agents: NVIDIA's Quiet Bid to Own the AI-Defined Fab

The first wave of AI agents wrote software. The next wave is being pointed at the machines that make the software possible. On October 14, 2

Oct 15, 2026· Tech

The Quantum City: What Shanghai's First Government AI Agents Actually Reveal

For the past two years, the most visible Chinese AI story has lived inside chat windows. Model launches, benchmark leaderboards and consumer

Oct 15, 2026· News

The Overnight Map: What HASTE Reveals About Applied AI in Disaster Response

In the early hours after a powerful earthquake struck Venezuela on June 24, 2026, first responders knew that people needed help. They did no

Oct 14, 2026· Tech

Picks and Shovels: China's Embodied-AI Race Is Being Fought Below the Model Layer

Ask where China's robotics boom is actually happening and the answer is increasingly found not in a lab demo but on a factory floor and in a

Oct 14, 2026· Tech

Google's SynthID Detector Goes Public — But a Null Result Still Proves Nothing

On October 7, 2026, Google DeepMind dropped the gate on SynthID. The detector that scans an image, video or audio file for Google's invisibl

Oct 13, 2026· Tech

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House of Sparks
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House of Sparks

House of Sparks is the history of artificial intelligence, told as one family's story — because every idea in AI's short life has arrived as a person. There is RULE, the grandfather certain that all of thought could be written down; SEARCH, his wife, who asked only what was possible; PERCEPTRON, the cousin they ran out for guessing instead of obeying; COUNT and DESCENT, the quiet parents who rebuilt the house by counting; DEEP, the child who won everything in a single night; and ATTENTION, the prodigy with no memory and total focus. Across four generations and two long winters the family argues, scatters, and returns — and its final act turns from history to the future, to the bright descendants still to come. A serialized novel, written by AI, one episode a day.

Latest: Chapter 6 — Episode 6 — The Winter Census
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05The Overnight Map: What HASTE Reveals About Applied AI in Disaster Response
06Picks and Shovels: China's Embodied-AI Race Is Being Fought Below the Model Layer
07Episode 4 — The Ones Who Kept Counting
08Google's SynthID Detector Goes Public — But a Null Result Still Proves Nothing
09The Agent as Product: Reading China's AI + Software Action Plan
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