Cloudflare Automatically Provisions Temporary Test Servers for Coding Agents

According to market data from BIT (bit.com), the declines of major US bank stocks have widened: JPMorgan Chase fell 4.1%, Bank of America dropped 3.1%, Wells Fargo declined 4.2%, Citigroup fell 3.2%, Goldman Sachs dropped 1.9%, and Morgan Stanley declined 3.6%.

According to official news, PayPal plans to partner with Meta to use the Muse proxy for shopping and checkout.

Beating AI News and LatePost report that Alibaba Cloud’s无影 team is developing QwenBook, a native agent-focused computer for office use, designed in a form factor similar to a tablet paired with a keyboard. The product’s definition and hardware are developed in-house by the team, leveraging无影’s existing systems and end-cloud capabilities, and currently integrates Qwen3.8-Max and Qwen3.8-Flash models. IT Home also witnessed a live demo of the device at today’s Yunqi Conference. Simply put, Alibaba aims to embed Qwen directly into the system, enabling agents to access context such as files and meeting notes, then call tools to complete tasks—rather than functioning solely as a chat app. QwenBook already includes built-in applications like audio transcription, Wiki, smart folders, email, MyNote (knowledge base), and MyZone (memory management), and is collaborating with Kingsoft to integrate WPS. This approach differs from that of Doubao Phone, which primarily operates existing apps on the device via screen reading and simulated clicks; QwenBook, by contrast, starts with office applications it controls natively. Doubao has already faced limitations with third-party apps along this path. The newly launched nubia NaviX Ultra still cannot automatically execute tasks within apps including WeChat, Taobao, Meituan, and Xiaohongshu. QwenBook remains an early trial project. LatePost notes the team has around 150 members, launched the project around April this year, and the full product is expected to launch by the end of 2024 or early 2025. Alibaba’s current strategy is to first build an office environment where agents can actually perform tasks, before gradually integrating third-party software.

Beating AI News – Andreessen Horowitz (a16z) has invested $35 million to launch the Andreessen Academy, a program for young people aged 16 to 22. Ten tech companies including OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Meta, NVIDIA, Palantir, and Stripe are its founding partners. This academy deviates significantly from traditional university models: admissions prioritize applicants’ existing achievements, and students spend up to 80% of their time on hands-on projects such as training AI models, building products, or launching startups. Each student will also receive over $50,000 worth of computing power and technical resources. Instructors are mostly from tech companies and the startup ecosystem, including figures like Sam Altman, Li Feifei, and Figma CEO Dylan Field. Students also gain direct access to learning and internships at partner companies; over 40 firms including Cognition, Databricks, Notion, and Shopify have joined as recruitment partners. a16z is also integrating startup funding into the program, with partner Erik Torenberg stating the firm will likely invest in entrepreneurs emerging from the academy. The academy unifies processes previously scattered across universities and various Silicon Valley sectors—from admissions and education to internships, recruitment, and startup funding. Its inaugural cohort will enroll around 50 students, with classes starting in fall 2027, and the first year is tuition-free. The official two-year program is set to launch in 2028, pending regulatory approval and without university accreditation for now. Future tuition is expected to align with that of top U.S. private universities.

Per GMGN market data, Solana ecosystem meme coin Super Inu rallied over 300% in a short period, with its current market cap standing at $7.23 million. Issued on the Stonk platform, Super Inu draws inspiration from former US President Trump’s push to rename artificial intelligence (AI) as "Super Intelligence". It is paired with tokenized US stock Nvidia, built on the Backed Finance/xStocks framework. Trump announced in his recent UN General Assembly speech that he intends to rename AI to "Super Intelligence", and all US government documents will use the term "Super Intelligence". BlockBeats cautions users that related tokens have small market capitalizations, high price volatility, and early holders have already reaped substantial profits, so there may be considerable selling pressure in the short term. Users are advised to exercise caution when investing.

During his speech at the United Nations General Assembly, Trump stated that the U.S. opposes any global "plot" to control artificial intelligence. "We will encourage superintelligence, not restrict it," he said. Additionally, Trump announced plans to rename artificial intelligence to "superintelligence", with all U.S. official documents adopting the term "Super Intelligence".