AI brief: DeepSeek price cuts, Anthropic researcher quits over safety fears, Meta launches Muse
创业邦 · wechat · 2026-09-10
Daily AI digest: DeepSeek officially adjusts Flash-series pricing with off-peak and peak rates; an Anthropic researcher, Jacob Cockx, resigns over concerns the lab is racing toward uncontrollable self-improving AI; Meta launches Muse, its first proactive personal agent, with an encrypted Muse Confidential VM planned.
Also: former OpenAI researcher Tian Yonglong becomes Tencent Hunyuan's multimodal lead reporting to Yao Shunyu; Kai-Fu Lee criticizes companies for underusing AI; Qwen rolls out discounted student and teacher memberships from 9.9 yuan/month.
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