智能早报丨黄仁勋称中国将赢得AI竞赛；天问一号首次观测到星际天体

Group 1: Space Exploration - The Tianwen-1 orbiter successfully observed the interstellar object ATLAS (3I/ATLAS) using a high-resolution camera, coming within approximately 30 million kilometers of the target, marking one of the closest observations of this celestial body [1][3] - The high-resolution camera captured images showing distinct cometary features of ATLAS, with a diameter of several thousand kilometers, and researchers are conducting further studies based on these observations [3] Group 2: AI and Technology Developments - iFlytek held a product launch event for its iFlytek Spark AIPC, signing cooperation agreements with multiple companies including Weishi Jiajie and China Unicom [4] - XPeng Motors announced the launch of its second-generation VLA model, with Volkswagen as the first customer, enabling advanced driving assistance features in complex traffic scenarios, set to be fully rolled out by January 2026 [5] - OpenAI's CFO stated that the company has no plans for an IPO in the short term, focusing instead on growth and research, despite discussions of a potential valuation of around $1 trillion for a future IPO [6] - NVIDIA's CEO expressed confidence that China will win the AI race, attributing this to favorable regulatory conditions and lower energy costs, while criticizing Western approaches that may hinder innovation [7] - Google announced the "Suncatcher" project to explore the feasibility of deploying AI data centers powered by solar energy in space, with plans to launch prototype satellites by early 2027 [8]