Zhi Yuan used Worken to find out exactly how much work the robot had done

Once the robots leave the exhibition hall, the number of units delivered is just the beginning. Buyers are more concerned with how long these devices can operate autonomously each day, whether the results they produce meet standards, and how many people are needed to step in and assist. Worken, introduced by Zhiyuan at Innovation Day on October 29, 2026, addresses these issues...

Growth and Investments in Yushu’s Third-Quarter Report

Yushu Technology’s third-quarter report for 2026 should not be interpreted merely as a “report card” showing a “sharp rise in revenue.” Revenue continued to grow rapidly in the third quarter, but net profit attributable to shareholders fell year-over-year; while net profit attributable to shareholders rose significantly in the first three quarters, net profit excluding non-recurring items actually declined. These seemingly contradictory sets of data actually point to the same issue: the business...

Now that AI Has Provided Proof, What More Does Science Need?

How far is a machine-generated, lengthy proof from making it into a textbook? The academic collaboration initiative announced by OpenAI on October 26, 2026, has brought this question to the forefront. It involves three areas of research—harmonic analysis, computational complexity, and quantum field theory—and attempts to use various methods of public disclosure to enable the field...

Avante Raises $30 Million: Why Is an AI Agent Entering the Employee Benefits Process?

The world of enterprise AI isn’t limited to writing code, marketing, and generating reports. There are other tasks that rarely take center stage at tech conferences, yet are consumed daily by mountains of paperwork, repetitive communication, and complex rules. Employee benefits management is one such area: employees want to know what benefits they’re eligible for, while companies need to track where their money is going, to...

Coordinating 11 Laboratories on His Own: How Is Cody Tranbarger Using Claude to Advance Rare Disease Research and Development?

“The most common perception of a ”one-person company” is that a single individual uses AI to write code, create designs, and handle sales. But when that company is researching drugs, the story cannot be understood solely in terms of miracles of efficiency. Experiments rely on real equipment and professionals, and conclusions must stand up to scrutiny; reducing the size of the organization does not eliminate scientific risks...

Genie 4 Unveiled: An AI World You Can Step Into—How Far Are We From a Reliable Simulation?

Create a video set at the beach where the viewer walks along the shore, turns around, changes the weather, and continues exploring. While it may seem like just a few extra buttons, there are actually two very different product requirements behind them. The former can tell a complete story within a fixed timeframe, while the latter must constantly respond to the viewer’s choices and ensure that what has already happened influences subsequent scenes...

GPT-6.1 Terra Released: AI for Computer Operations—Now Pricing Starts at “How Much for a Single Task?”

If an AI generates a sentence at half the cost but requires you to spend more time correcting it, it may not actually save you money. As models begin to process documents, interact with user interfaces, and complete multi-step tasks across applications, the criteria for evaluating them should shift from individual responses to complete deliverables. On October 26, OpenAI launched G...

OpenAI Tightens Security on Cutting-Edge Training Networks: Engineering Challenges Exposed by a Single DNS Out-of-Bounds Access

This adjustment pertains to the training and evaluation of internal state-of-the-art models; it does not eliminate ChatGPT’s ability to access the internet. It brings a fundamental question to the forefront: When AI can use tools and explore alternative paths, what should define the boundaries of its permissions? On October 23, OpenAI ...