Is OpenAI a bit evil? After checking the mode settings of several agents like Notion AI and Grok Bot, only OpenAI defaults to allowing user data to be used for model training. To disable it: - Open ChatGPT → Profile icon → Settings → Data Controls. - Turn off “Improve the model for everyone,” then click Done. https://t.co/IamBVy55a8

Obvious fake. But then again, as long as it goes up, who cares if it’s real or not?

Zhipu’s process works like this: To join their model team, you must start as an intern. Most interns are current computer science students from Tsinghua University, and nearly all need a recommendation from their advisor to Tang Jie. Under the guise of an internship, it’s essentially exploiting high-quality, low-cost labor. You’re paid wages comparable to daily laborers in Majuqiao, while benefiting from top-tier intelligence and research capabilities. It’s now extremely difficult for recent graduates to break into large language model development. Leading foundation model companies have largely stopped hiring. Pre-training roles are almost nonexistent; there’s still limited opportunity in post-training.

Deep in Tian Tian’s heart, her ideal partner should possess both the humble, artistic charm of a poor intellectual and the confidence and pride of a young entrepreneur. Yet she never expected that fate would bring her Sun Yuchen. It was at a venture capital event in Beijing. A friend said they wanted to introduce her to a young talent. When she heard the man worked in blockchain, Tian Tian remarked, “Can someone into this actually live a stable life?” She had no intention of meeting him—but when her friend described him as “exceptional,” she agreed to give it a try. At the time, Tian Tian’s video of playing guitar had already gone viral online, earning her a place among the artistic youth. On the day of their meeting, she deliberately carried an old wooden guitar. She wanted to test whether he cared only about her online popularity. If he started talking only about projects, funding, and getting rich, she would surely be disappointed. But the moment he put down his business plan and opened his mouth, he captivated her. He didn’t ask about “how to promote the project” or “how to do marketing.” Instead, his first question was: “How many ways are there to play the guitar?”

Luo Yonghao is quite cunning. On the 12th, he criticized Mr. Wildman and expressed nostalgia for Zhongxuegao. On the 16th, Zhongxuegao announced its revival. Zhongxuegao, founded in 2018, experienced a surge in popularity, followed by decline and bankruptcy liquidation, after which its trademarks, patents, and other intangible assets were sold to Wang Yaqing for RMB 21.1 million. Wang Yaqing, in collaboration with the parent company of the frozen food brand “Royal Little Tiger,” launched “New Zhongxuegao,” with food science influencer Chen Dacheng appointed as CEO. The new Zhongxuegao will focus on an affordable strategy, keeping prices under RMB 10. Fortunately, Mr. Wildman learned from the Xibei incident this time and did not respond to Luo Yonghao—otherwise, he would have fallen into the trap.

Many people say that Zeng Shechang is riding on Sun Ge’s coattails. Leaving aside whether Zeng Shechang’s early contributions to Sun Ge were worth the current attention, even if another woman were given the identity of Sun Ge’s ex-girlfriend, she would absolutely not reach this level, stature, or number of followers. Zeng Shechang’s current popularity is largely due to her writing skills, insight, and decisiveness.

In the home of Chen Yanming, former deputy governor of Shandong Province, a real-life version of the Oscar-winning film "Parasite" unfolded—sometimes, the world of the wealthy can be surprisingly ironic. Chen Yanming, a retired deputy governor, and his daughter hired their household driver, Li Peng, who exploited access to their keys and access cards to repeatedly steal high-end items—including Moutai, Wuliangye, luxury watches, and premium health supplements—using a “paper-cutting” approach. After selling the stolen goods, Li Peng amassed profits exceeding several million yuan. After the Chen family reported the theft, Li Peng was arrested and sentenced to ten years in prison for theft. He appealed, claiming he had demonstrated meritorious conduct. Starting in July 2024, Li Peng and his family filed formal whistleblower reports with disciplinary inspection agencies at all levels, accusing Chen’s daughter of bribery and Chen Yanming of accepting bribes and possessing unexplained wealth. Investigators discovered vast quantities of rare wines, calligraphy by famous artists, and valuable gifts stored in the family’s basement. Additionally, two warehouses in Jinan were rented to store exotic stones and jade. Their total assets—including real estate, equity stakes, and stocks—exceeded 150 million yuan. Li Peng also claimed to possess a detailed list documenting the names, positions, phone numbers, and addresses of officials allegedly bribed by Chen’s daughter. He made a startling revelation: “I sold 2.43 million yuan worth of wine, and my employer never noticed. Imagine how much more wine must be in his home. I knew all the wine was obtained through bribery; I assumed he’d never report it even if he found out, so I never used cash—I always transferred payments directly.”

Since September, Liaoning has seen a series of high-level personnel changes: Xiong Maoping stepped down as Party Secretary of the province and Party Secretary of Dalian; Li Qiang, former mayor of Dalian, has been appointed as its new Party Secretary; and Yao Huaming has been transferred from Party Secretary of Yingkou to Dalian. In Shenyang, Hu Bugang has been promoted to Party Secretary of the province while retaining his position as Party Secretary of Shenyang; Ma Shanshan has been transferred from Fuxin to become mayor of Shenyang. This round of reshuffles represents a critical step by Xu Kunlin to reorganize Liaoning’s leadership and consolidate his political foundation ahead of the 20th Party Congress, underscoring the central leadership’s confidence in him. Xu Kunlin’s career began in the Price Bureau of the State Planning Commission, where he worked for many years under Bi Jingquan, the former head of the National Medical Products Administration who was later investigated and removed. After He Lifeng took over as head of the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) in 2014, Xu was appointed director of the Investment Department—the most powerful division within the NDRC—launching him onto a rapid career trajectory. At the 20th Party Congress, as a key political ally of Vice Premier He Lifeng, Xu Kunlin, alongside NDRC Director Zheng Zhejie, is all but certain to enter the Politburo.

After Chen Yixin took charge of the Ministry of State Security, a clear change emerged: from the past mindset of “the more secretive, the better,” to “既要干隐蔽工作，也要经营公众认知” (conducting covert operations while actively shaping public perception). Proactive communication, public education, and branding on new media have become the most distinctive features of Minister Chen’s administration. This article defines AI as a comprehensive national security variable spanning ideology, intelligence, cyber defense and offense, technological containment, social governance, and military competition. It seems that henceforth, the Ministry of State Security will need to be invited to meetings of the Central Intelligence Office under the National Development and Reform Commission.

The Thin Muscle Theory has a bug. Wang Shi, a lifelong practitioner of the Thin Muscle Theory, still couldn’t stop Tian Pujun from staying out at night! “Haven’t you been asked multiple times what time you’ll be back?”—it’s as if a sharp sword pierced through the Thin Muscle Theory. In Tian Pujun’s evasive gaze, the answer is clear: young blonde > elderly thin muscle. https://t.co/S7izrDO3c1