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On an ordinary weekday afternoon, Professor Gowers of the London Mathematical Institute brewed a cup of coffee and tossed several open problems that had plagued academia for years to AI. Seventeen minutes later, he received a mathematics paper worthy of inclusion in a doctoral dissertation

I originally wanted to write an article about the financing boom of domestic large models. But after carefully reviewing what happened in the past week, I discovered a more important signal—the underlying logic of the AI industry is undergoing a structural shift. This is not just as simple as a company raising 50 billion in financing, nor as straightforward as a company stopping the use of Nvidia chips. Behind this is a battle for "computing power sovereignty." And China is completing a silent transfer.

In May 2026, the amount of information in the tech world was so overwhelming that it was hard to keep up. On May 7, Musk officially announced on X: xAI will no longer exist as an independent company; it is simply SpaceX AI, i.e., SpaceX's AI product. On that day, SpaceX announced it would have Colossus 1, a supercomputing cluster with 220,000 Nvidia GPUs, all supplied to Anthropic—xAI's former competitor.

What is "AI horse raising"? It's not about letting AI raise real horses, but rather a new type of "AI species" has appeared on the internet—they are no longer simple chatbots, but AI Agents capable of autonomous learning, autonomous decision-making, and autonomous action. Just as horses need to be tamed, these Agents need to be "fed" data and scenarios; they will grow, make mistakes, and even "break free from the reins."

A recent study by a team at Shanghai Jiao Tong University offers an interesting idea: let Claude Code do research while you sleep, and two papers were accepted by a top AI conference—this is "good" AI automation. Deleting a database by mistake is "bad" AI automation. What's the difference? Clear boundaries and supervision.

Musk sues OpenAI, accusing it of betraying its original non-profit mission and asking the court to block its "illegal transition." But this trial has turned into the most dramatic public interrogation in the AI industry.

Xiangming Technology successfully delivered and launched the fitness fun mini-game -- boxing game developed for Shenzhen Aiyou Digital Intelligent Co., Ltd. The seed game is a game played together with a fitness APP, exercising while playing the game, increasing the fun of the fitness process for fitness enthusiasts, and improving the stickiness and usage frequency of fitness APP users.

Xiangming Technology successfully delivered and launched the fitness fun mini-game, Seed Game, developed for Shenzhen Aiyou Digital Intelligent Co., Ltd. Seed Game is a game played in conjunction with a fitness APP, allowing users to work out while playing the game, increasing the fun of the fitness process for fitness enthusiasts, and improving fitness APP user stickiness and usage frequency.

The official website of the HK Tech 300 Innovation and Entrepreneurship Million-Dollar Competition was commissioned by the City University of Hong Kong Shenzhen Research Institute and developed by Shenzhen Xiangming Technology Co., Ltd. It is the official website for promoting the "HK Tech 300 Innovation and Entrepreneurship Million-Dollar Competition" and collecting registration information.