9:01 Krypton | Yushu Technology CEO Wang Xingxing appears on the cover of Time magazine; the National Anti-Fraud Center App can detect AI-generated traces with one click; Claude Opus 5 is officially released

Today's Hot Topics Guide Xpeng voluntarily recalls 33,500 X9s due to safety hazards in the front air springs. After withdrawing the message on WeChat, you can delete the prompt text. Yi Ke Berry is still on sale offline, and the company said it is preparing to defend its rights in response to recent public opinion. Fields Medal winner Jacob Zimmerman will join OpenAI. The EU fined Google 890 million euros. TOP3 big news. Yushu Technology CEO Wang Xingxing appears on the cover of Time magazine. On July 23, local time, Wang Xingxing, founder and CEO of Yushu Technology, and his manned mecha product GD01 appeared on the cover of Time magazine with the title "The Age of Robots is Coming." It is reported that it has been eight years since the last time a Chinese entrepreneur appeared on the cover of this publication. "Time" magazine commented that Wang Xingxing is "an atypical prophet in the AI ​​era". "He is thin and wears glasses. He does not have the arrogance of many technology founders. On the contrary, he talks about robotics with a quiet and firm belief." (The Paper) Ministry of Public Security: The National Anti-Fraud Center App can detect AI-generated traces with one click. On July 24, Jiang Guoli, director of the Criminal Investigation Bureau of the Ministry of Public Security, introduced at the State Council Information Office press conference held in the morning that the public security agency has built an artificial intelligence content identification function on the National Anti-Fraud Center App. People can upload suspicious videos, voices, and pictures, and one-click to detect whether there are AI-generated traces and identify forged information. (People's Daily Online) Anthropic launches Claude Opus 5, with performance close to Fable 5 but half the cost. On July 25, Anthropic officially released the latest flagship AI model Claude Opus 5. According to officials, Opus 5 has further improved its capabilities in programming, agent tasks and complex reasoning, and its overall performance is close to the higher-end Claude Fable 5. However, the API price remains at the level of the previous generation Opus 4.8, which is US$5 per million input tokens and US$25 per million output tokens. Anthropic said that this model is more suitable for daily high-frequency scenarios such as corporate office and software development, and will be further improved.