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Figma files for IPO in 2025, potentially the largest tech IPO. With 450K paid users and 95% Fortune 500 clients, it plans 4 AI products. Revenue hit $749M (+48%) in 2024, with 90% market share. Faces AI competition despite dominance.....

At the 17th International Exhibition of Transportation Technology and Equipment held recently, JD Logistics officially launched its self-developed unmanned light truck product - JD Logistics VAN. This unmanned light truck has a large cargo space of 24 cubic meters, making it the one with the largest cargo capacity in the logistics industry. It is expected to replace traditional 4.2-meter trucks in logistics shuttle and transfer station links. According to the introduction, JD Logistics VAN has a full-load driving range of up to 400 kilometers and is equipped with L4-level autonomous driving capabilities on public roads. This means it can drive autonomously.

The newly launched AI search function in WeChat has attracted widespread attention due to allegations of leaking personal privacy. Recently, many users reported on social platforms that this function can generate a personal resume with a name hyperlink in one click, causing concerns about privacy security among users. According to user feedback, the controversy surrounding WeChat AI Search mainly focuses on its automatic identification mechanism. When users encounter names in WeChat official account articles, the system automatically converts the name into a blue hyperlink. Clicking this link will force the AI system to generate a detailed information page containing personal resume, as well as display all

According to media reports, the artificial intelligence startup MINIMAX is reportedly planning to go public in Hong Kong.

Sarah Frueh, CFO of OpenAI, recently revealed at the Dublin Tech Summit that the company's ongoing organizational restructuring is paving the way for a possible initial public offering (IPO). Although OpenAI is actively preparing, whether it can successfully go public depends on both the company's own preparation and the overall atmosphere of the capital market. Image source note: Images generated by AI, images authorized service provider Midjourney. Frueh mentioned Microsoft's investment in OpenAI.

The UK government recently announced the launch of an artificial intelligence tool named 'Consult'. This tool will be used to quickly analyze feedback from the public on government consultations. It is the first time this tool has been used in government consultations, aimed at saving costs and time for personnel. Initially, the Consult tool was applied by the Scottish government to collect public opinions on the regulation of non-surgical cosmetic procedures (such as lip fillers). Image source note: The image was generated by AI, with the image authorization service provider being Midjourney. According to the government's statement, Consult can...

Baidu has recently unveiled another breakthrough in AI with the launch of 'Xinxiang', a multi-agent collaboration application, and is accelerating the public adoption of 'Miaoda', injecting new vitality into AI application development. Since its debut at Baidu World Conference in November last year, 'Miaoda' has garnered significant attention for its no-code programming, multi-agent collaboration, and multi-tool invocation capabilities. In March this year, 'Miaoda' was officially opened to the public, enabling anyone to quickly generate applications through simple voice commands or text input. Baidu founder Robin Li stated: 'Globally, less than...'

ABB Group announced plans to spin off its robotics business as a 100% independent entity, intending to submit the proposal to the 2026 Annual General Meeting. The plan aims to launch ABB Robotics as an independently traded public company in the second quarter of 2026. This move is designed to provide ABB Robotics with a more focused capital structure and governance, enhancing its growth potential. ABB Chairman, Peter Voser, stated that the board believes that spinning off the robotics business will better optimize both companies for their customers.

Meta recently announced it will resume training its AI models using publicly available content from European users. This decision follows a pause last year due to data privacy concerns. Meta stated that this AI training will primarily rely on publicly shared posts and comments from adult users across the 27 EU countries. Furthermore, interactions between users and Meta AI, such as questions and queries, will also be used to train and improve its AI models. Image attribution: Image generated by AI, image licensing provided by Midj

Meta's open-source large language model, Llama-4-Maverick, has experienced a dramatic drop in LMArena rankings, plummeting from second place to 32nd. This significant shift has sparked widespread skepticism among developers, who suspect Meta may have manipulated the benchmark by submitting a specially optimized version. The issue stems from Meta's April 6th release of its latest large language model, Llama 4, encompassing three versions: Scout, Maverick, and Behemoth.

Meta released its new flagship AI model, Maverick, on Saturday. The model ranked second in the LM Arena benchmark. LM Arena is a testing platform that relies on human raters to compare different model outputs and select their preferences. However, several AI researchers quickly discovered that the version of Maverick deployed to LM Arena appears significantly different from the version widely used by developers. Meta acknowledged in its announcement that the Maverick on LM Arena is an experimental version.

HCLTech recently announced the launch of its new subsidiary, HCLTech Public Sector Solutions (PSS), focused on driving AI-powered digital transformation for US government agencies. The subsidiary will serve state and local governments, education organizations (SLED), and federal civilian and defense agencies, leveraging HCLTech's decades of experience in comprehensive technology solutions. This move further strengthens HCLTech's expansion in the public sector, building on the foundation laid by the establishment of a dedicated team in November of last year.

A recent parliamentary committee report highlights significant challenges facing the UK public sector in adopting AI technologies, despite rapid advancements across various sectors. The report emphasizes outdated technology and a lack of digital skills as major hurdles to AI transformation. Many government bodies, it notes, remain at a low level of digital maturity, with existing infrastructure ill-equipped to support modern AI applications. Furthermore, a shortage of appropriately skilled personnel...