Group 1 - The first AI governance coalition, "Human-Centered Intelligent Development and Governance Initiative," has expanded its membership, now including nearly 50 companies and institutions, covering key areas such as large models, embodied intelligence, computing infrastructure, smart elderly care, and AI healthcare [1] - The initiative aims to address the governance of AI technology, focusing on what technology should and should not do, guiding its development in the right direction [1] - The construction of AI capabilities in China now includes not only infrastructure, research, and innovation but also safety and governance as critical components [1] Group 2 - Google has been ordered to pay over $314.6 million to California users for the misuse of Android phone data, as a jury found that the company collected information without permission while devices were idle [2] - The lawsuit, initiated in 2019 on behalf of approximately 14 million California residents, accused Google of collecting data for targeted advertising while imposing data costs on users [2] - This case sets a new benchmark for global data governance, emphasizing the need for companies to obtain and use user data transparently and fairly, potentially ending the era of "free lunch" for tech giants [2] Group 3 - Dubai has successfully completed the first test flight of an air taxi, which can accommodate four passengers and one pilot, with a maximum speed of 320 km/h [3] - The commercial operation of air taxis in Dubai is planned to start in 2026, with the first operational station near Dubai International Airport, significantly reducing travel time to popular destinations [3] - The introduction of air taxis represents a technological showcase and a declaration of transportation transformation for global cities, potentially reshaping urban spatial perceptions and initiating a new era of three-dimensional commuting [3]