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On August 26, the Shanghai Municipal Government Office issued the "14th Five-Year Plan for the Development of Strategic Emerging Industries in Shanghai." The plan emphasizes strengthening the cultivation of new intelligent terminals, focusing on applications such as the next generation of mobile internet, smart homes, and smart factories, to create internationally competitive consumer-grade new intelligent terminal brands and launch a series of popular terminal products. Key development areas include: 1. Key Hardware. Accelerating breakthroughs in critical technologies such as edge AI chips, next-generation displays, and flexible material sensors, and promoting the iteration of technologies like MicroLED, optical waveguide lenses, and high-performance rendering engines. 2. Edge Models. Developing lightweight multimodal edge-specific models, optimizing iterative model compression algorithms to ensure that edge models can achieve performance levels comparable to cloud-based large models across various application scenarios. 3. Intelligent Consumer Terminals. Creating new AI consumer terminals such as AI computers, AI smartphones, AI glasses, bionic robots, and smart wearable devices, supporting a new manufacturing model of "product design + standard component assembly."

On August 26, the Shanghai Municipal Government Office issued the "14th Five-Year Plan for the Development of Strategic Emerging Industries in Shanghai." The plan emphasizes strengthening the cultivation of new intelligent terminals, focusing on applications such as the next generation of mobile internet, smart homes, and smart factories, to create internationally competitive consumer-grade new intelligent terminal brands and launch a series of popular terminal products. Key areas of development include: 1. Key Hardware. Accelerating breakthroughs in critical technologies such as edge AI chips, next-generation displays, and flexible material sensors, and promoting the iteration of technologies like MicroLED, optical waveguide lenses, and high-performance rendering engines. 2. Edge Models. Developing lightweight multimodal edge vertical models, optimizing iterative model compression algorithms, and achieving performance levels of edge models that can generally match those of cloud-based large models across various application scenarios. 3. Intelligent Consumer Terminals. Creating new AI consumer terminals such as AI computers, AI smartphones, AI glasses, bionic robots, and smart wearable devices, supporting a new manufacturing model of "product design + standard component assembly."

According to Beating AI news, insiders reveal that Dark Side of the Moon is negotiating a revenue sharing agreement with Microsoft, Amazon, and Google, aiming to allow the three American cloud computing giants to host its Kimi K3 model. Sources indicate that Dark Side of the Moon is seeking up to 30% of the revenue generated from Kimi K3-related services on Microsoft Azure, AWS, and Google Cloud, with terms largely consistent with those offered to large clients using open-weight models. Currently, Dark Side of the Moon has signed similar agreements with some smaller cloud platforms. If negotiations are successful, this agreement could become the first significant model revenue sharing collaboration between Chinese AI companies and major American cloud computing firms. Meanwhile, Alibaba is also seeking to establish a revenue sharing mechanism with the main users of its new open-source AI model.