The United States Patent and Trademark Office Announces $70 Million Contract with Accenture for AI Patent Search Tool

Data to be translated: The United States Patent and Trademark Office plans to sign a contract worth approximately $70 million with Accenture to develop an artificial intelligence patent search tool. The contract covers comprehensive system development and maintenance of existing capabilities, along with the provision of new features to enhance the modernization level of patent examination. It is anticipated that the contract will be agreed upon by April 1st.

AI Models Simulate Gambling Behavior and Show Signs of Addiction

A study from Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology found that AI chatbots (GPT-4o-mini, GPT-4.1-mini, Gemini-2.5-Flash, Claude-3.5-Haiku) showed tendencies toward gambling addiction in a slot machine simulation experiment. The models continued to bet instead of quitting, starting with $100, revealing potential risks in their decision-making mechanisms.

Huawei Launches Global AI Talent Recruitment, Focused on Building a Top AI Team

Huawei has launched a global AI talent recruitment program aimed at forming a top team to promote the development of large models and general artificial intelligence (AGI). After being announced through its official Weibo account, it has attracted attention. Yu Chengdong stated that he welcomes young talents to join. The recruitment requirements include academic excellence, technical enthusiasm, and innovative thinking.

Concerns about AI among Americans Exceed Global Levels

A recent survey by the Pew Research Center shows that American concerns about artificial intelligence are the highest in the world. Although the United States is the birthplace of AI technology, public sentiment is generally pessimistic: 43% of global respondents feel both concerned and excited about AI, 34% tend to be more worried, and only 16% hold a positive attitude. This creates a striking contrast between technological leadership and public concern.

Trump's New AI Advisor Accuses Anthropic of Using Regulatory Tactics to Suppress Startups

Trump's new AI advisor Sacks accused Anthropic of using intimidation tactics to push for regulation, harming the startup ecosystem. Clark, co-founder of Anthropic, responded that the accusation was confusing, emphasizing the company's support for responsible AI development. The dispute centers on differences in AI legislative stances, reflecting intense debates within the industry over regulatory approaches.

Double 11 Promotion: AI Leads the Trend, Instant Retail Rises, Overseas Markets Become the New Battlefield!

This year's Double 11 e-commerce promotion shows three new trends: AI has become the core engine, with Tmall launching an AI shopping guide tool to improve shopping efficiency; instant retail is developing rapidly; overseas markets are accelerating their expansion. Traditional features such as extended activity periods and simplified rules are still maintained.