Author | Chen Junda, Editor | Mo Ying ZhiDongXi reported on June 17 that today, Zhipu AI officially released and open-sourced its new-generation flagship model, GLM-5.2. On Code Arena, the programming evaluation system of the large model blind test platform Arena.ai, GLM-5.2 scored a high 1,595 points, ranking second on the overall leaderboard, just behind Fable 5, and ranking first among globally available models. In the FrontierSWE benchmark, which evaluates "ultra-long-horizon, open-ended, an
June 21, 2026
Author | Wang Han, Editor | Li Shuiqing Zhidx reported on June 16 that just now, SpaceX, the commercial aerospace, communications, and AI giant under Elon Musk, announced the official acquisition of Cursor, a star AI coding unicorn in the United States. SpaceX stated that it has exercised its option to acquire Cursor through an all-stock transaction. Furthermore, over the past few months, SpaceX AI has been jointly training a new model with Cursor, which will soon be released in Cursor and Grok
June 17, 2026
Author | Meng Yifan, Editors | Ma Xiaoning, Liang Bingjian "Cyber colleagues, who is the optimal solution for developers?" It is hard to view Coding merely as one of the many capability dimensions of large models. Compared to simple text or image generation, code has more explicit rules, strict syntax, and verifiable results, which are only part of the reasons. What makes it even more special is that on the evolutionary chain from ChatBot to Agent, Coding, involving tool invocation, data process
June 16, 2026
Author | Dong Daoli, Email | dongdaoli@pingwest.com On June 9, TRAE SOLO was officially upgraded to TRAE Work, launching simultaneously on both desktop and web platforms. The new brand proposition is straightforward: Let TRAE work for you. On the surface, this appears to be a routine rebranding. However, given TRAE's style, a name is often not just packaging, but a boundary. SOLO was more of a capability-oriented name, emphasizing whether the AI can understand goals, break down tasks, invoke too
June 13, 2026
In early 2026, Boris Cherny, the primary creator of Claude Code, made a statement during a public conversation that left the entire developer community in silence: "For me, programming has been solved." He mentioned that he uses his phone daily to orchestrate hundreds of AI agents, allowing them to handle coding, reviewing, and even communicating with each other autonomously, while he no longer writes a single line of code himself. This is not just a personal experiment by a tech geek—it is an e
May 25, 2026
In May 2026, Coding (AI programming) crossed the Rubicon. When Caesar led his army across this boundary river, Roman law dictated that no general could lead troops across it. He crossed it, triggering a full-scale civil war with no room for reconciliation. What Coding accomplished in this May was a crossing of the same nature—LLM companies collectively crossed the boundary river between "auxiliary tools" and "productivity subjects." The retreat is cut off; an all-out war has begun. In ancient Ro
May 20, 2026
After the market close on April 22, ServiceNow delivered solid numbers: Q1 subscription revenue reached $3.671 billion, up 22% year-over-year; total revenue hit $3.770 billion, up 22% year-over-year; cRPO stood at $12.64 billion, up 22.5% year-over-year; RPO reached $27.7 billion, up 25% year-over-year; non-GAAP operating margin was 32%, and free cash flow margin was 44%. Meanwhile, the company raised its full-year subscription revenue guidance to a range of $15.735 billion–$15.775 billion and s
April 25, 2026