AI Internet Daily: OpenAI European headquarters landed in Ireland, Douyin upgraded to age-appropriate recommendations, Meituan CatPaw entered local life, JD.com set up British headquarters in London

Parameters and chips seem to be pushing the competition back to the computer room. In fact, the real competition is sinking to hardware and offline. Google allows the robot to practice in the video world first, while NVIDIA AI Factory includes liquid cooling equipment in the certification. Meituan CatPaw organized reservations for the store, and I saw clearly that intelligence had transformed from a model capability into a set of executable on-site processes. The excitement is still in the clouds. My judgment is that only companies that can stabilize their equipment, processes, and responsibility boundaries have the chance to turn a demonstration into a long-term business. Let’s take a look at the major events in the AI ​​and Internet tracks that happened in the past two days! 📌 A quick overview of today’s major AI Internet events 1. Kimi K3 is officially open source, and the 2.8 trillion parameter model pushes China’s openness route to the forefront 2. Meituan denies LongC