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Yushu and China National Petroleum Corporation plan to jointly invest in industrial embodied intelligence, with Kunlun Manufacturing holding 60% of the shares

According to the information disclosed by the Beijing Municipal Market Supervision Administration, China National Petroleum Corporation Kunlun Manufacturing Co., Ltd. and its concerted action party Kunlun Capital plan to jointly establish a new joint venture with Yushu Technology and Beijing Panjie Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd., focusing on industrial embodied intelligent robot solution business. The simplified case of operator concentration has entered the public announcement period, which is from November 4, 2026, to November 13, 2026.According to the announced equity structure, after the transaction is completed, Kunlun Manufacturing and its concerted action parties will hold a total of 60% of the shares in the joint venture, while Yushu Technology and Panjie Intelligent will each hold 20% of the shares, with the three parties jointly controlling the joint venture. The joint venture will provide industrial embodied intelligent robot solutions for fields such as oil and gas, refining and transportation scenario inspections and emergency rescue, as well as applications in gas stations and comprehensive energy stations for charging and swapping. Previously, Kunlun Capital participated as an important investor in the strategic allocation of Yushu Technology's IPO on the Sci-Tech Innovation Board, and the two parties signed a strategic cooperation memorandum regarding the application of robots in oil and gas scenarios. The establishment of the joint venture marks the transition of cooperation from capital connection to the stage of physical operation.

first_img The U.S. Department of Justice has established a Superintelligence Special Task Force to combat AI abuse

The U.S. Department of Justice announced the establishment of the "Superintelligence" Special Task Force (DOJ-SITF), led by Deputy Attorney General Stanley Woodward and Deputy Deputy Attorney General Stephen Weiss, specifically to oversee the misuse of advanced artificial intelligence. The task force's established mission is to ensure that the United States' leading position in the "superintelligence" field is not undermined by criminals, targeting foreign governments and their agents, transnational crime organizations, as well as businesses and individuals using AI to commit fraud and other crimes.Attorney General Todd Blanche stated that the development of "superintelligence" will continue to be driven by American innovators, and the task force will collaborate with SI Force Chairman Jay Clayton to prevent critical AI technologies from being manipulated by domestic and foreign criminals. He noted that the Department of Justice will continue to identify and prosecute individuals who violate the law using superintelligence, including malicious actions targeting American taxpayers, U.S. critical infrastructure, or other national security areas.Weiss stated that the Department of Justice also has the responsibility to enhance regular reporting on superintelligence risks and responses, and to ensure that businesses implement strict internal controls to ensure that relevant technologies "operate as intended." This task force is one of the federal-level initiatives to advance AI regulation; the SEC has included "superintelligence" in its review priorities for 2027, and U.S. banking regulator OCC also released its first AI framework this week. The Department of Justice did not specify the timeline for the task force or disclose how it will coordinate with other agencies.

first_img National Development and Reform Commission: Accelerate the promotion of foundational and comprehensive legislation on artificial intelligence

On November 3, the National Development and Reform Commission held a series of press conferences on advancing the "14th Five-Year Plan," introducing information on cultivating and strengthening new driving forces. Wang Ruomeng, Deputy Director of the Department of Innovation and High Technology Development of the National Development and Reform Commission, stated that there is a broad consensus in society on the coexistence of opportunities and risks in artificial intelligence. During the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, development and security will be coordinated, with security integrated throughout the research, application, and governance of artificial intelligence.Wang Ruomeng emphasized four key areas of work. First, improve the governance rule system, accelerate the promotion of foundational and comprehensive legislation for artificial intelligence, enhance legislation to protect common elements such as data, computing power, and algorithms, as well as to regulate key application scenarios, establish safety standards and ethical guidelines covering the entire lifecycle, and conduct periodic assessments of the implementation of these systems. Second, optimize the regulatory environment, reasonably set a transition period for regulatory policies, provide compliance guidance for applications across different industries, support the establishment of regulatory sandboxes for artificial intelligence in various fields, and improve the management mechanisms for application, testing, use, and exit.Third, clarify the collaborative governance responsibilities of government departments, industry organizations, enterprises, and the public, promote developers and operators to strengthen risk management awareness, timely disclose safety risks, and proactively report safety incidents and vulnerability information. Fourth, address the impact of artificial intelligence on society, pay attention to changes in employment structure, promote the inclusion of new professions such as model trainers and data annotators into the national occupational classification system, and strengthen monitoring and early warning of employment replacement risks; enhance traceability capabilities for issues such as algorithmic discrimination, deep forgery, and privacy breaches, while also strengthening guidance and intervention to prevent addiction and emotional dependence.

Artificial Intelligence Company Dark Side of the Moon Kimi Releases Game Development Plan

Kimi, a subsidiary of the artificial intelligence company Dark Side of the Moon, has released a game development and creative work solution that allows AI Agents to move from assisting in programming to participating in the entire workflow of game production, from gameplay design, 3D modeling, engineering development to publishing and operations. The solution is based on K3.1 Pro, Kimi Code, and Kimi Work, and can operate professional tools such as Unity, Unreal Engine, and Blender through plugins.Kimi can modify existing projects, run games independently, view test recordings, and continue to make modifications after identifying issues. In the official demonstration, after the planner provided reference images, videos, and gameplay requirements, Kimi was able to create a 2.5D action game prototype with mechanics such as sword swinging, dodging, and blocking using Godot. The official claim states that even without programming experience, there is a chance to create a playable version within 1 to 2 days.In another demonstration in collaboration with Unity China, Kimi worked continuously for 20 hours without human intervention, reproducing the original work and delivering a native project that can be further developed. Dark Side of the Moon also uses the solution for game publishing and long-term operations, including mass production of advertising materials, analyzing player feedback, handling community content and localization, as well as integrating AI dialogue capabilities for game NPCs through APIs.

first_img China's artificial intelligence stocks have significantly declined, with the STAR50 dropping 40% in the past four months

Reuters reported on October 26 that amid fluctuations in global tech stocks, Chinese artificial intelligence and semiconductor-related stocks have already declined. The STAR50 index, dominated by mainland artificial intelligence and semiconductor leaders, has dropped 40% in less than four months, with a market value evaporating by about $480 billion. The CSI 300 index has fallen about 20% from its June peak, interrupting nearly two years of gains. Beijing fund manager Dong Baozhen said: The stock market has evolved into a speculative frenzy bull market, and now the bubble is bursting. Traders noted that the decline does not have a clear single trigger factor; high prices, tax bills, and the possibility of the U.S. or other countries banning Chinese equipment from entering data centers have all had an impact. During the same period, the Nasdaq has retreated 6% from its record high three weeks ago.Goldman Sachs stated that AI stocks account for 42% of China's market value and 57% of the trading volume of mainland A-shares and Hong Kong H-shares. When the robotics company Yushu went public, retail investors oversubscribed by about 8,000 times, and since trading began in August, its stock price has fallen by about half; chip company Changxin Storage has dropped more than a quarter in the past month. Mu Xi Integrated Circuit and Moore Threads saw their stock prices rise by about 700% and 400% respectively on their first day of trading last year, but have also fallen by about half since July. Optical module companies Zhongji Xuchuang and Guangxun Technology have dropped about 60% from their June and July peaks, partly due to the U.S. moving towards banning these companies from supplying to U.S. data centers. Hainan investor Chen Wensheng said: He bought Yushu because he felt official support and that there were state-owned background funds investing, but he is currently suffering losses with friends.The STAR50 is currently still about 100 times its past earnings, having fallen from a high of nearly 250 times, with investors comparing it to the Nasdaq 100's price-to-earnings ratio of about 30 times. Hong Hao, Managing Director and Chief Investment Officer of Lotus Asset Management in Hong Kong, said: The current situation will cause many companies trying to go public to pause. Leo Wang, a partner at Beijing Qianchuang Capital, said: Overemphasizing the market capitalization weight of tech companies in major indices will create serious bubbles in certain industries and siphon off funds from other sectors. Wang Zhuo, a partner at Shanghai Zhuozhu Investment Management, said: Chip manufacturers and AI suppliers will ultimately fall into price wars like other Chinese manufacturers. HSBC Research stated that Asian funds have generally been selling over the past three months but are still overweight in China; Goldman Sachs' updated recommendation list this month includes Zhongji Xuchuang and Changxin Storage. The China Securities Regulatory Commission did not immediately respond to Reuters' inquiries; Chairman Wu Qing met with market participants earlier this month to hear suggestions for improving the capital market.
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