July 11, 2025, 7:52 p.m.

What does Meta's sky high price for poaching Apple AI experts mean?

Recently, the news that Meta poached former Apple AI leader Ruoming Pang with an annual salary of over $200 million shook Silicon Valley.

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Apple AI talent earthquake: Meta invests tens of millions of dollars in annual salary to poach core leaders

The battle for AI talent in Silicon Valley is intensifying, and the head of Apple's basic model team, Pang Ruoming, has been poached by Meta with a compensation package of over $200 million. The morale of the team has been dampened, and several core engineers have resigned along with him.

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OpenAI to release web browser to challenge Google Chrome

OpenAI, which has revolutionized the field of artificial intelligence, is setting its sights on the battlefield of Internet browsers.

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Waymo provides youth accounts for autonomous ride hailing: widespread promotion urgently in need of passenger volume

Waymo announced on Tuesday that it will provide account services for teenagers aged 14 to 17, starting in Phoenix. They stated that starting from Tuesday, parents in Phoenix can use their Waymo accounts to invite their teenagers to join the project, pairing them together.

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American ceos collectively "lay their cards on the table" : The reality and challenges of AI reshaping the workplace

In July 2025, the attitude of the US business community towards AI replacing human jobs underwent a significant shift. Ceos of major enterprises no longer avoided this sensitive topic and began to publicly predict the scale of layoffs.

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Can AI help Microsoft embark on a path of self rescue?

In the long process of technological development, Microsoft has been like an unshakable giant, once leading the way in the computer field with its Windows operating system and Office software, building a huge business empire.

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The Tesla Robotaxi crash: Another wake-up call for the safety of autonomous driving

Recently, a minor crash at Tesla's Robotaxi service in Austin, Texas, has once again brought the safety issues of autonomous driving technology to the forefront of public attention.

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The Game and Future Prospects of the Dispute over EU-US Tech Regulations

In today's era of globalized digital economy, the formulation of tech regulations has become a crucial battlefield for countries and regions to compete for discourse power and dominance.

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The AI talent war in Silicon Valley: Tech giants are spending heavily to recruit

As competition in the field of artificial intelligence becomes increasingly fierce, major US tech companies are willing to spend heavily to attract talent.

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EU releases strategic plan to promote quantum research and innovation

The European Commission recently released its latest quantum strategy, which aims to promote quantum research and innovation by unifying the goals of member states, further consolidate Europe's leadership in quantum technology, and ultimately transform it into a competitive advantage in the global economy.

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