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IT Morning Post 0815: It is revealed that Apple and Alibaba independently developed a large model exclusive for China; Chai Mi sells the first mobile phone over 30,000 US dollars; WeChat said that Moments adheres to the principle of non-editability; Zhipu released GLM-5.3, the strongest open source programming model...
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Source: ithome.com
"IT Morning News" time, hello everyone, it is Saturday, August 15, 2026. Today's important technology news is: 1. It is reported that Apple has trained an AI model specifically for the Chinese market, supported by Alibaba. People familiar with the matter revealed that the AI model was developed in cooperation with Alibaba Group and completed the training with the support of the Chinese technology giant. >> View details 2. Chuimi sold the first AURORA mobile phone worth over US$30,000: No. 001, signed by Yu Hao. The person in charge of Chuimi Mobile said that the transaction amount of US$30,000 (IT House Note: The current exchange rate is approximately 203,000 yuan) has been fully received, including a down payment of US$10,000 and a final payment of US$21,184. It said that this is "the highest-priced flagship smartphone ever sold in the history of Chinese smartphones." >> View details 3. WeChat: Moments will not have a secondary editing function now, in the past, or in the future. WeChat’s official account “WeChat Pai” posted a post on August 14, responding to the fact that Moments does not have an editing function. >> View details 4. Zhipu officially released GLM-5.3: the most powerful open source model with programming capabilities, 50% higher than GLM-5.2. Zhipu officially released GLM-5.3 on August 14. Compared with GLM-5.2, the base model has not changed, but post-training scaling has greatly improved the intelligent upper bound of the model: dozens of times longer-range mission environments, richer and more diverse environment types, and ultra-long post-training time. >> View details 5. Yong Jun publicly responded to the Avita-Huawei cooperation dispute for the first time: the so-called "non-essential items" were a misunderstanding. Yong Jun said that there were misunderstandings in previous relevant statements. What he wanted to express at the time was that it was not necessary to "let Yinwang customize a smart driving version for Avita". It did not mean that Huawei was "non-essential" for Avita. >> View details 6. Both supporters and opponents want to build a monument to Musk. Even the monuments surrounding technology billionaire Elon Musk are divided into two groups: some people sincerely