Moore Threads MTT S5000 GPU completes MiniMax M2.7 model adaptation

The wave of corporate layoffs could lead to a lose-lose situation for both labor and management, a study suggests: implement an AI automation tax

Research points to the externalities of AI layoffs: layoff costs are borne exclusively by companies, but the loss in consumer purchasing power is shouldered by the entire market. The more layoffs occur, the more demand shrinks—leaving both sides worse off. It proposes imposing an AI automation tax to internalize these external costs, and using tax revenues to fund retraining, restoring demand and stabilizing the economy.

Claude will charge a language tax? Research reveals that translating Chinese, Japanese, and Korean content consumes the most tokens—nearly three times more

Researcher Komatsuzaki said on X that mainstream LLM tokenizers impose a non-English language tax. In tests translating 《The Bitter Lesson》, Claude’s token increases in Hindi, Arabic, Russian, and Chinese were approximately 3.24×, 2.86×, 2.04×, and 1.71× respectively, clearly higher than OpenAI. China-based local models are more friendly to Chinese, indicating that training data skewed toward English creates cost inequality and has become a barrier to adoption.

Microsoft AI Business Doubles to $370B ARR; Plans $190B Capex for 2026

On April 29, Microsoft reported third-quarter fiscal 2026 results for the period ended March 31, beating market expectations. Q3 revenue reached $82.886 billion, up 18% year-over-year and above the expected $81.4 billion; GAAP net profit grew 23% to $31.778 billion; non-GAAP diluted earnings per

OpenAI DevDay 2026 will be held in San Francisco on 9/29

OpenAI’s official announcement on April 29 said that its flagship developer conference, DevDay 2026, will be held on September 29 in San Francisco, returning to an in-person conference format after many years. It also announced a submission campaign: developers use GPT-5.5 and Image Gen to create works and submit them. Each week, Codex will select 2-3 creative submissions, and the submitters will receive free DevDay tickets (including cross-city airfare and hotel expenses). Conference theme: building a developer ecosystem around GPT-5.5 + Image Gen The core application stack for this DevDay is clearly centered on GPT-5.5. GPT-5.5 launched on April 23 and its API was fully opened on April 24; as of late April, GPT-5.4

BioMysteryBench: Mythos expert untangles unsolved questions 29.6%

Anthropic published a BioMysteryBench evaluation benchmark for AI bioinformatics analysis capabilities on April 29 in its official research announcement. It consists of open-ended questions from real research scenarios. The most notable data is: among the questions that a panel of human experts still could not solve, Anthropic’s flagship model Mythos solved 29.6%, while Opus solved 27.0% (4.7). Benchmark design: two tracks—questions solvable and unsolvable by experts BioMysteryBench is made up of two types of questions. The first is “solvable questions”—analysis tasks designed by bioinformatics researchers with standard answers for comparison. The second is “expert-unsolvable questions”—questions that human expert panels tried but still could not find a credible solution for, used to test whether models can go beyond the boundaries of current domain knowledge.