All about the thought leading tech entrepreneurs who are paving the digital path of the future.
A designer uploads a portrait. They want the background changed from an office to a beach. The model changes the face. An operator adjusts a product photo. They want one line of copy changed. The layout collapses. OpenAI released GPT-Image-2.5 on September 8, 2026. The model is also called ChatGPT Images 2.5. The model focuses on keeping edits from touching what they should not touch.
By Jinabout a month ago in 01
At 12:00 Beijing time on September 10, DeepSeek changed its Flash pricing. I opened the page and copied the numbers into a spreadsheet.
Many people say local deployment means token freedom. I ran mine for over half a year. Token freedom has three layers: physical, economic, and intelligence. The first two are free. The third is not.
Three years ago, I shattered my third screen in twelve months. The repair guy at the mall knew my name. He'd already replaced my Mate 30 twice and once just patched the glass because I couldn't afford another full swap.
By Jin2 months ago in 01
Yu Chengdong said those words from the stage to a room full of journalists. The red lights on their recorders glowed steadily; their phone screens refreshed with the specs of the Huawei Pura X View: 96.1 percent screen-to-body ratio, 6.68 millimeters thick, 7000 milliamp-hours, Kirin 9030S. Those numbers would go into press releases, paired with a photo of Yu holding the device up.
HarmonyOS 7’s Ultra‑Space Storage: Gimmick or Breakthrough? A 1 TB phone can free up to 109 GB of storage after upgrading to HarmonyOS 7. That is the headline. The real question is how.
Six years is an eternity in consumer technology. In 2020, Huawei took the global stage for the Mate 40 series. Then, the world shifted. Sanctions hit, overseas markets slipped away, and the company went quiet on the international front—retreating to its home turf, licking its wounds, and recalibrating.
Every tech company had five or more Agents. Two for code. Three for office. Names blurred together. Users couldn't remember them. Products looked alike. Features overlapped. No one knew which one to open.
When a driverless taxi met a regulator on its first day On September 3, 2026, Tesla started running Cybercab taxis in Austin, Texas. These are the first L4 autonomous vehicles sold to the public that have no steering wheel, no brake pedal, no accelerator, and no mirrors. No driver sits inside. Only passengers, a screen, and software.
You open your project. Your AI coding assistant reads AGENTS.md , loads every Skill description, and stops. "This rule says read all documentation before every edit. That rule says load only on demand. Which should I follow?" It's not being difficult. It's doing exactly what you asked.
Zero In Liu Cixin's The Three-Body Problem , there is a quiet but devastating setup: the sophon destroys no hardware, kills no one. It does only one thing: interfere with humanity's experiments observing the microscopic world.
1985. A Commodore 64 runs at 1 MHz, with a clock cycle of 1000 nanoseconds. When it fetches data from memory, it takes about 200 nanoseconds. In that 200‑nanosecond wait, the CPU could have executed 0.2 instructions. So each wait costs it one‑fifth of an instruction.
