字节张一鸣重回一线？消息人士：不存在；MiniMax被曝将赴港IPO；Ilya拒绝扎克伯格公司收购后其CEO被挖走

Group 1 - ByteDance founder Zhang Yiming is not returning to the front line, still based in Singapore, focusing on AI and technology discussions [1][2] - Microsoft plans to cut thousands of jobs, following a previous layoff of 6,000 employees, as part of its AI investment strategy [2][3] - Amazon's CEO indicated that generative AI will replace a significant portion of jobs in the coming years, making layoffs inevitable [3] Group 2 - Yushu Technology has completed its C round financing, with a valuation exceeding 10 billion RMB, backed by major investors including China Mobile and Tencent [4] - MiniMax is preparing for an IPO in Hong Kong, with its valuation reportedly exceeding 2.5 billion USD after recent funding rounds [5][6] - MiniMax has launched several AI models, including the MiniMax-M1, which can handle long text inputs and has significantly reduced training costs [5][6] Group 3 - Luo Yonghao has invested heavily in AR technology but acknowledges the challenges in commercialization, shifting focus to AI solutions [7][8] - JD.com's Liu Qiangdong discussed the company's supply chain strategy in the food delivery sector and expressed a desire to innovate after a stagnant five years [9][10][11] Group 4 - 58.com is undergoing significant layoffs, affecting 20-30% of its workforce, with compensation packages offered [12] - Meta attempted to acquire Ilya Sutskever's company but shifted to hiring its CEO after the acquisition was declined [13][14] Group 5 - Google apologized for a major cloud service outage that lasted several hours, affecting numerous services and caused disruptions for third-party applications [18][19] - Harvard University has released an open dataset for AI training, encompassing 983,000 books across 245 languages, supported by Microsoft and OpenAI [26][27]