Odaily Planet Daily reports that the WEMIX team has issued a statement saying they are urgently investigating a potential security incident involving the WEMIX 3.0 network. Indications have been found suggesting that contract ownership may have been compromised. The team is verifying the facts and assessing the scope of the incident, and will release the investigation results and subsequent response measures as soon as possible. Until further official updates are released, WEMIX reminds users to be cautious about unverified information and to remain highly vigilant when trading or investing in related assets.

According to Odaily Planet Daily, Jiang Zhuoer posted on the X platform: "Changxin Memory will most likely open high and then fall back, reaching its historical high on the first day. If you want to buy Changxin in A-shares, be prepared with Hyperliquid funds. The perfect scenario is to buy at the opening of A-shares, sell at the midday high using Hyperliquid, and then sell A-shares and buy Hyperliquid the next day to break even."

According to multiple sources familiar with the matter, OpenAI and Anthropic have been in closed-door discussions with US regulators in Washington, attempting to push for stricter restrictions on open-source models. What began as a debate about technological approaches has now escalated into a contest over the right to set industry rules. Open-source models have lowered the barrier to entry for companies and developers using advanced AI technologies, helping Chinese models quickly gain global users. Overseas developers and companies can directly download, modify, and deploy these models without paying exorbitant API call fees. This has put competitive pressure on OpenAI and Anthropic. The two companies are expressing their concerns about the development of Chinese open-source models to US regulators, hoping the Trump administration will strengthen restrictions on them. At the same time, they are also emphasizing the potential security risks of advanced AI models. The two companies believe that as model capabilities approach or even surpass human capabilities, if model weights are completely public, any organization can download, modify, and deploy them, increasing the risk of model misuse. OpenAI has previously stated publicly that it hopes to establish a government-led AI security assessment system to implement mandatory security testing for some advanced models. Anthropic has repeatedly emphasized that the open-source model may lower the threshold for the spread of dangerous capabilities, therefore stricter management measures should be adopted. (Science and Technology Innovation Board Daily)