Key Points - A car company faced issues with employees' computers being remotely controlled, leading to software deletions, with speculation linking it to the "养龙虾" AI tool, although no evidence supports this claim [4][5] - Apple addressed concerns about individuals profiting from returning iPhones after screen replacements, stating that returned products undergo inspection to ensure they are undamaged [8][9] - Tencent launched SkillHub, a local mirror site for ClawHub, and clarified its intentions to support the ecosystem while addressing accusations of data scraping [10] - Liang Wenfeng's DeepSeek V4 is set to launch in April, focusing on improvements in coding capabilities and long-term memory, while Tencent's Yao Shunyu is also expected to release a new model [11][12] - Cambricon announced a cash dividend of 632 million yuan, with a significant increase in revenue and a return to profitability [12][13] - Baidu's RoboSense is set to implement high-line laser radar in its autonomous driving service, indicating a shift towards advanced sensor technology in the industry [14][15] - BYD is conducting a large-scale recruitment drive, seeking over 2,000 workers with competitive salaries, reflecting its expanding production capacity [16] - Kuaishou is ramping up recruitment for AI-related positions, indicating a growing demand for talent in the generative AI space [17] - Li Auto aims for over 20% sales growth in 2026, with plans to launch new models and enhance its sales management strategy [18] - Xiaomi's new SU7 model is expected to have a production capacity of 16,000 units in March, highlighting the company's focus on electric vehicles [19] - Stellantis is exploring partnerships with Chinese companies to restructure its European operations, potentially allowing for Chinese investment in its brands [34][35] - Apple's iPhone Fold is entering mass production, with significant orders for memory chips despite rising costs, indicating strong market confidence [36] - AMD's CEO is visiting South Korea to secure semiconductor supply chains, emphasizing the importance of partnerships in the competitive AI infrastructure market [37] - Google's Project Genie, aimed at generative AI for gaming, has limitations and is not yet capable of fully developing video games, clarifying misconceptions in the industry [38][39]