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On June 15, Zhipu AI launched its latest flagship open-source model GLM-5.2, which supports 1M context length and excels in long-range tasks, positioning it as the strongest domestic Coding model. GLM-5.2 will be made available to all users of the GLM Coding Plan, covering Lite, Pro, Max, and Team editions. The API will go live this week, and the model will be open-sourced under the MIT license.
Dark Side of the Moon announced the open-source release of its new generation programming model, Kimi K2.7 Code. The model shows significant improvements in long-context programming, instruction following, and Agent autonomous execution capabilities, with code benchmark test scores improving by 11%-31.5%, token consumption reduced by 30%, and API pricing remaining the same as K2.6.
MiniMax has officially launched MiniMax Hub, a desktop multi-modal creative Agent platform. This platform integrates various AI Agents, including text generation, image processing, video editing, and audio synthesis, into a single canvas. It supports parallel workflows across multiple Agents, enabling a one-stop creative process from idea conception to final output. Users only need to input a creative brief, and the platform can automatically coordinate the Agents to complete content production tasks, covering scenarios such as marketing video generation, long video segmentation, and batch image creation for brand materials.
Xiaomi's large model team has open-sourced the terminal AI programming assistant MiMo Code. It includes the MiMo-V2.5 model, which is free for a limited time, and supports mainstream models such as DeepSeek and Kimi. MiMo Code's core features include an innovative persistent memory system, Compose mode for end-to-end automated development, the /dream command for regular memory organization, and voice input control. In the SWE-Bench Pro and Terminal Bench 2 benchmark tests, MiMo Code outperformed Claude Code under the same model.
Anthropic has launched its most powerful AI models, Claude Fable 5 and the unguarded version Claude Mythos 5. Claude Fable 5 excels in benchmark tests like SWE-Bench Pro, outperforming its predecessor in all aspects, capable of migrating a 50 million line codebase in one day with higher Token efficiency. Claude Mythos 5 is only available to Glasswing partners, while Claude Fable 5 has safety guards that downgrade sensitive requests to Claude Opus 4.8.
Gaode Map recently released ABot-Earth 0.5, the first 3D native city world model that supports multi-modal inputs such as images and text. The model can generate high-fidelity 3D urban scenes covering 1 square kilometer within 10 minutes on a consumer-grade single GPU, spanning over 190 countries and regions, and more than 300 cities.
OpenAI has announced the availability of lockdown mode for all ChatGPT personal users (Free, Go, Plus, Pro). This mode disables high-risk internet features such as real-time web browsing, in-depth research, Agent mode, image search, and file download, while still allowing access to cached content and retaining image upload and generation capabilities.
OpenAI has introduced a new memory system for ChatGPT based on Dreaming technology. This system can automatically organize and store user preferences, plans, and other background information from long-term conversations, determine if the information is outdated, and automatically update and correct it, making responses more personalized. The new feature also includes viewable and editable memory summaries. This update is initially available to Plus and Pro users in the United States and will gradually expand to more regions and free users.
AI music unicorn Suno has completed a $400 million funding round, doubling its valuation to $5.4 billion. The company now has over 2 million subscribers and is on track to generate $300 million in annual revenue, with plans to expand its workforce by 70% by the end of the year. Suno has settled and signed a licensing agreement with Warner Music, but it still faces copyright infringement lawsuits from Universal and Sony.
OpenAI has announced three significant updates for its AI programming agent Codex: 6 job skill packages are now pre-installed, allowing enterprises to deploy AI employees without coding; the annotation function supports precise modifications to generated content; and the site function can convert documents into interactive websites with a single click. Codex now has 5 million weekly active users, an 8-fold increase from the beginning of the year. OpenAI plans to integrate Codex into ChatGPT and support one-click deployment on the AWS platform.
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