AI Internet Daily: Apple AI is approved to be launched in China/Meituan and JD.com increase rider protection/Kimi K3 pushes the open source model to 2.8 trillion parameters/Huawei has exceeded 12.8 billion kilometers

Let’s talk about something real on Friday: The most popular place for AI is no longer the chat box, but accounts, shopping carts, cars and charging guns. Kimi K3 pushed the open source model forward, Apple Intelligence finally got a ticket to the Chinese market, and Claude began to log in for people after authorization; Waymo's congestion reminded everyone that being able to take action also means bearing the consequences. What I care more about is that intelligent agents are moving from "being able to speak" to "being allowed to do things". The outcome of the next round depends not only on ability, but also on who can control authority, cost and offline order. Let’s take a look at the major events in the AI ​​and Internet tracks that happened in the past two days! 📌 AI Internet Daily Snapshot 1. Dark Side of the Moon released Kimi K3, pushing open source models with 2.8 trillion parameters