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AI Daily · Nov 3

Nov 2 06:00 – Nov 3 06:00 (Beijing time) · 18 items

Updated 11/3 08:09 (Beijing time)

Today's highlights

  1. AnthropicAnthropic Messages API launches message threading in public betaAnthropic has launched message threading in public beta on the Messages API. The server caches multi-turn conversations, so developers only need to send the new message and the previous message ID instead of resending the full conversation, allowing Claude to start responding faster.
  2. Related companies · AnthropicGPT-6.2 Astra enters limited beta testing; Claude Mythos 5.5 leaked the same dayOn Nov 2, multiple users posted on X that OpenAI appears to have begun testing the GPT-6.2 Astra model, which has already appeared in Codex usage statistics; the same day, Claude Mythos 5.5 was exposed, with weights allegedly leaked on HuggingFace and downloaded 5,000 times before being taken down.
  3. Related companies · xAIMusk responds to rapid Grok Bot quota consumption: costs too high to sustainGrok Bot users' weekly quotas have been lowered and are being consumed faster. Musk says the service's costs are too high to sustain, that lowering quotas is the rational move, and that the product has "the fastest growth rate of any product I've seen in my lifetime."

Models and products

  • Anthropic

    Anthropic Messages API launches message threading in public beta

    Anthropic has launched message threading in public beta on the Messages API. The server caches multi-turn conversations, so developers only need to send the new message and the previous message ID instead of resending the full conversation, allowing Claude to start responding faster.

  • xAIThird-party report

    Musk responds to rapid Grok Bot quota consumption: costs too high to sustain

    Grok Bot users' weekly quotas have been lowered and are being consumed faster. Musk says the service's costs are too high to sustain, that lowering quotas is the rational move, and that the product has "the fastest growth rate of any product I've seen in my lifetime."

  • Anthropic

    Anthropic opens applications for Residency research program

    Anthropic has opened applications for the Anthropic Residency, a paid, fixed-term research program for academics, technical founders, and experienced engineers; no machine learning background is required, and applications close on Nov 22.

  • Alibaba QwenThird-party report

    Alibaba Cloud launches AI investment research workbench Qovest

    Alibaba Cloud has launched Qovest, an AI investment research workbench for professional investors. It is now open for invitation-based testing to individual users. New users who register receive credits for a free trial, with optional subscription plans of ¥99 or ¥199 per month available afterward.

Media reports

  • Related companiesAnthropicThird-party report

    GPT-6.2 Astra enters limited beta testing; Claude Mythos 5.5 leaked the same day

    On Nov 2, multiple users posted on X that OpenAI appears to have begun testing the GPT-6.2 Astra model, which has already appeared in Codex usage statistics; the same day, Claude Mythos 5.5 was exposed, with weights allegedly leaked on HuggingFace and downloaded 5,000 times before being taken down.

  • Related companiesGoogle AIThird-party report

    Turkey investigates Google Search AI features and imposes interim measures

    The Turkish Competition Authority announced an investigation into whether Google Search's "AI Overviews" and "AI Mode" features violate the Law on the Protection of Competition, and imposed interim measures over suspected exclusionary and exploitative conduct toward news publishers.

  • Related companiesOpenAIThird-party report

    OpenAI rewrites the laws of large models, first rule: be loyal to humans

    QbitAI reports that OpenAI has rewritten the laws of large models, described as a new version of the "Three Laws of Robotics," with the first rule being "be loyal to humans."

  • Related companiesOpenAIThird-party report

    OpenAI to tighten ChatGPT restrictions on violent content, may ban accounts

    OpenAI announced that in the coming weeks it will tighten ChatGPT's restrictions on violence-related content and add protections for minor users regarding weapons and security system information; if a conversation shows a user persistently focusing on violence or seriously harming others, ChatGPT may end the conversation on its own, and accounts whose conversations are ended multiple times may be banned.

  • Related companiesGoogle AIThird-party report

    Google, Microsoft, OpenAI and others jointly draft AI training preference statement

    Google, Microsoft, OpenAI and Anthropic support a new AI training preference statement. Websites can indicate via modifications to robots.txt whether their content may be used to train models; adding a single set of rules is enough to express the statement to multiple AI companies.

  • Related companiesAnthropicThird-party report

    Anthropic updates Claude Code prompt to restrict cloning existing games

    Anthropic updated Claude Code's system prompt to prevent the tool from being used to recreate existing video games; according to Tom's Hardware, users can still make games with Claude Code.

  • Related companiesAnthropicThird-party report

    Anthropic adds clause: malicious abuse of Claude prohibited

    Anthropic has added a new clause to its user agreement. In addition to prohibiting the use of Claude to develop biological weapons or sell illegal drugs, it also stipulates that users must not persistently or unnecessarily subject the model to verbal abuse or malicious treatment.

  • Related companiesTencent HunyuanThird-party report

    Tencent Hunyuan releases AI research system Hyra 2.0

    Tencent Hunyuan releases Hyra 2.0, shifting its R&D focus from using AI to solve scientific problems to having general Agents participate in the R&D and upgrading of scientific models, research workflows, and software tools, so that results can be repeatedly reused by subsequent research.

  • Related companiesGoogle AIThird-party report

    Alphabet issues second euro bond this year, testing confidence in AI spending

    Alphabet has launched its second euro bond issuance this year, split into 7 tranches with maturities of 2 to 19 years, to test market confidence in its AI investments. This follows its Q3 earnings miss, a record stock plunge, and a temporary market value loss of 500 billion USD.

  • Related companiesOpenAIThird-party report

    Altman makes secret visit to South Korea to deepen AI chip cooperation with Samsung and SK

    OpenAI CEO Altman made a secret visit to South Korea last weekend, meeting with about 50 Samsung executives and holding talks with SK Group Chairman Chey Tae-won to discuss cooperation on AI chip supply and data center construction.

  • Related companiesAnthropicThird-party report

    Anthropic: Unreleased Claude model discovers 11-year-old Linux kernel vulnerability

    Anthropic published security research stating that its internal unreleased Claude model, during systematic testing, discovered a critical vulnerability, CVE-2026-98432, that had lain dormant in the Linux kernel for 11 years. With a CVSS score of 9.8, it is a highest-severity remote code execution vulnerability.

  • Related companiesAlibaba QwenThird-party report

    Alibaba Cloud Memory service upgraded to enhance Personal Agent long-term memory

    Alibaba Cloud Memory service has been upgraded to enhance Personal Agent memory of user preferences, plans, and historical commitments, offering MCP, CLI, and other integration methods, and has published evaluation results for HaluMem-medium and PersonaMem-v2.

  • Related companiesByteDance DoubaoThird-party report

    2026 Mercedes-Benz long-wheelbase E-Class launches with Doubao AI model in cabin

    The 2026 Mercedes-Benz long-wheelbase E-Class has launched, priced from ¥423,800 to ¥509,800. It is the first to feature an AI smart cabin developed under the leadership of Mercedes-Benz China's R&D team, with a virtual assistant integrating the Doubao AI large model and supporting quarterly major OTA version upgrades.

  • Related companiesMetaThird-party report

    Meta adjusts hardware priorities: resources shift to wearables and AI, lowering priority of consumer VR

    Meta CFO Susan Li said on the Q3 2026 earnings call that Reality Labs Q3 revenue was $443 million, down 6% year-over-year, mainly due to lower Quest headset sales, while the AI smart glasses business continued to grow.

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