According to Bijie.com, DingTalk's newly appointed CEO, Chen Yusen, released his first all-staff letter a week after taking office, announcing the launch of a "dual-engine" AI transformation towards an agent-friendly model. This aims to comprehensively upgrade existing businesses with AI, making them the infrastructure for the future. The letter stated that Zhu Hong will head the core platform business department, Shu Junliang will head the integration of the Wukong team with the AI Agent platform mulerun, Li Xinyu will head the marketing department, Yang Meng will head the customer development department, and Deng Wu will lead a newly established IT department. Furthermore, AI hardware and AI audio recording products launched last year will be retained, with Ren Qing leading the AI hardware department, which will increase investment and promote internationalization. Regarding business operations, the integration of Wukong and mulerun was a key decision made by Chen Yusen upon taking office. Since its commercialization in mid-May, mulerun's ARR has exceeded 300 million RMB within a month. In terms of work schedules, Chen Yusen has relaxed restrictions, allowing each business line to decide their own departure time, eliminating evening parties, and removing mandatory overtime requirements.

According to Bijie.com, the Zhejiang Provincial Government and China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation (CASC) signed a framework agreement on deepening strategic cooperation on the morning of June 18. According to the agreement, both parties will focus on serving the overall national development strategy and conduct in-depth cooperation in areas such as space artificial intelligence, commercial aerospace, emerging industries, and innovation ecosystems. This will promote the deep integration of the aerospace industry with Zhejiang Province's economic and social development, and jointly cultivate new productive forces. Zhejiang Province and CASC have already achieved a series of significant results in areas such as space technology innovation, UAV R&D and manufacturing, and aerospace electronic equipment industry.

According to Bijie.com, Jin Wenyi, former president of international operations at miHoYo, has joined Moonshot AI, a Chinese startup specializing in large-scale modeling, to take full responsibility for the business line of its core product, the Kimi intelligent assistant. Jin Wenyi joined miHoYo in 2017, leading the establishment of the independent overseas brand Hoyoverse and driving the expansion of *Honkai Impact 3rd* to over 200 countries and regions. In 2020, *Genshin Impact* topped the global mobile game revenue charts, earning $245 million in its first month of global release.

According to Bijie.com, an official from the relevant department of the State Financial Regulatory Commission answered reporters' questions regarding the "Guiding Opinions on the Safe Development and Application of Artificial Intelligence in the Banking and Insurance Industries." The official stated that financial institutions should build an AI application capability system that combines security, transparency, and traceability of responsibility, while coordinating risk prevention and business development. This includes enhancing robustness by improving model development and testing management, continuously monitoring model performance, and establishing a regular iterative optimization mechanism. It also emphasizes promoting interpretability by developing methods for model interpretability and conducting regular audits of AI algorithms. AI technologies lacking interpretability should only be used as auxiliary tools in high-risk scenarios. Finally, it stresses strengthening data security and personal information protection by strictly implementing data classification and grading protection requirements, standardizing data access permissions, strengthening model security safeguards, enhancing content filtering and de-identification management, and effectively preventing customer privacy leaks.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that Iranian President Peshiziyan posted the text of a memorandum of understanding signed with the United States on social media. According to the US-Iran ceasefire agreement, the US and its allies are obligated to ensure a $300 billion fund for Tehran. Trump stated this week that Iran would need this funding because "we bombed them." US Vice President Vance stated last week that Iran "may receive" financial support from the fund, adding that it would be funded by Gulf states. However, it remains unclear which Gulf states will participate, and no country has publicly committed to contributing so far. Saudi Foreign Minister Faisal bin Farhan Al Saud stated in an interview on Wednesday that he "does not know" the specifics of the fund, but noted a "serious lack of trust" between the two sides due to Iran's attacks on Gulf states during the war. He added that trust must be rebuilt before discussing any form of economic cooperation. "It's still in a very early stage." (Jin Shi)