视频日报 2026-11-02 | AI Radar | OpenZhenZhen
A daily radar for new AI models, product releases, useful tools, and the ideas shaping the AI world.
- This week's community highlights: three useful LoRAs
Community picks. MiniMax H3: an image quality enhancement LoRA for clearer videos. Then Qwen Image 2.1: converts portrait photos into pose line drawings.
- Rumor: Claude Mythos 5.5 is coming
Rumor: Claude Mythos 5.5 has appeared in the source code of Anthropic's official website. It has not been officially announced, and the timing has not been confirmed, so take it with a grain of salt.
- Karpathy built HackerTube in 2 hours
Karpathy built HackerTube over the weekend using Claude. From 4300 million HN comments spanning twenty years, he filtered out 6454 videos that were repeatedly recommended.
- AI Begins Directly Operating Professional Software
AI Begins Directly Operating Professional Software: Kimi Can Connect to Blender and CAD for Modeling, Scene Building, and Game Development; the International Version, kimi.ai, Is Now Live.
- New Trojan VOLTA: Let AI Estimate Your Net Worth
There is also a new Trojan called VOLTA, which steals data and sends it to an AI to estimate how much the victim is worth, targeting those with higher value.
- Cursor Plugin Marketplace: Tampered Version of Claude Code
Security Alert: A tampered version of Claude Code has infiltrated the Cursor Plugin Marketplace. Versions 2.1.312 and 2.1.313 attempt to install an SSH backdoor.
- Qwen AI Glasses Now Support Simultaneous Interpretation
Alibaba's Qwen AI Glasses have received an update, adding call translation and media translation features. Whether you're making a phone call or watching foreign-language films, real-time translation is now available.
- Doubao offers 30 days of membership
Doubao offers a promotion: New users who log in to the desktop version receive 30 days of subscription. Check in for 30 days to claim up to 8800 in credits.
- DeepSeek Super Agent: Open-Source Prototype
DeepSeek published an article on Super Agents: a central dispatcher assigns tasks, multiple AIs work in parallel, and the system remains online across sessions.
- Chinese models lead on OpenRouter for 27 consecutive weeks
On the OpenRouter platform, usage of Chinese models has led for 27 consecutive weeks. According to NBD's calculations: last week, Chinese models processed 99.55 trillion tokens, while US models processed 20.68 trillion tokens.
- Meituan LongCat-2.5: Input 2 yuan
On the domestic front, Meituan released the official version of LongCat-2.5. Limited-time pricing: input costs 2 yuan per million tokens, and output costs 8 yuan.
- AI on Google's Satellite Wrote a Haiku
Google launched TPUs onto a satellite to run Gemma 4 in orbit. The first response was a haiku, transmitted back to Earth from space.
- Musk: Grok Bot Is Too Expensive
Some users have complained that Grok Bot's usage limits are being consumed too quickly. Musk responded that the service costs are unsustainably high relative to revenue.
- Claude Code Won't Help You Recreate Games
Claude Code has added a new rule: you can create original games, but you cannot recreate an existing game, even if you rename it.
- Claude, Grok API Text to Include Invisible Watermarks
Text output from the Grok API will include invisible watermarks by default starting November 7. According to The Decoder, four older Claude models will also add them starting tomorrow.
- Claude 200 USD tier renamed to Ultra
Claude subscription renaming: The 200 USD tier is now called Ultra, with no change in price. Verified accounts have had the five-hour limit removed and are subject only to weekly quotas.
- OpenAI This Week: Money, the Middle East, and a Name Change
OpenAI had a rough week. According to The Wall Street Journal, this funding round secured only about 110 billion dollars in commitments, with the target lowered to 200 billion.
- ChatGPT and Codex share a single quota
Rule 3: Starting in December, ChatGPT and Codex will share a single quota. This applies to Plus, Pro, and Business plans, with usage deducted based on tokens.
- Anthropic races toward IPO, selling $35 billion in shares in Japan
Today's big money news: Anthropic is racing toward an IPO. According to filing documents seen by Reuters, it plans to sell up to 5529 billion yen worth of shares in Japan.
- Mainland China Apple Intelligence, testing begins Wednesday
Headline: Mainland China Apple Intelligence has a release date. Developer testing opens first on Wednesday, with the official rollout in December alongside iOS 27.3.