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Techub News reports that Musk stated on platform X that Grok Bot is an outstanding AI assistant. Musk shared the link to Grok Bot and praised its functions. (@elonmusk)
Techub News reports that Musk posted on platform X recommending the latest version of Grok Bot, stating that it has undergone several major upgrades. He shared the official link to Grok Bot for users to experience the new features. (@elonmusk)
Techub News reports that the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is conducting a safety review of Tesla's Robotaxi autonomous taxis due to allegations of speeding in school zones. Regulatory scrutiny could impact investor confidence and prompt Tesla to make operational adjustments to its autonomous driving technology. This review marks the ongoing concern of regulatory authorities over the safety of autonomous taxis in sensitive areas such as schools. Tesla has yet to issue an official comment on this matter. (Crypto Briefing)
Techub News reports that xAI CEO Elon Musk posted on platform X stating that Grok @Bot has now been integrated into Tesla Cybercab. Users only need to log in once, and their bot can be used in all future trips, automatically logging out when exiting the vehicle to protect privacy. Users can use the Grok bot inside the vehicle via voice commands to add items to their shopping cart, send emails, order coffee, manage calendars, finances, or other tasks. On the next ride, users will automatically be logged into all previously logged-in apps upon entering the vehicle. (@elonmusk)
Techub News reports that the AI robotics startup Destro AI states that the key reason for its success in competition with robotics companies is that it is not a robotics company, but rather focuses on enabling humans and robots to collaborate on the same page. The company believes that focusing on human-robot collaboration rather than hardware manufacturing is its core advantage. (TechCrunch)
Techub News reports that 23pds, the Chief Information Security Officer of SlowMist, posted on platform X stating that the Clawdbot gateway has exposure risks, with unauthenticated instances exposed online and multiple code flaws that could lead to credential theft and remote code execution (RCE). He also indicated that the related risks could affect hundreds of API keys and private chat records.
Techub News: According to The Block, the AI-powered cryptocurrency trading bot Bankr, which was banned on the X and Telegram platforms on Thursday, has now resumed operations on the X platform, but its Telegram bot remains disabled. When Bankr was initially banned by Telegram, its founder @0xDeployer suggested it was related to violations of the Terms of Service. However, the founder stated that the Bankr team had "thoroughly" reviewed the Terms of Service before launch to ensure there were no violations. In an announcement on the X platform, @0xDeployer directed users to access the trading bot through its private terminal and decentralized channels such as Base App, Farcaster, and XMTP. Following the service suspension, users on the X platform and members of the crypto community initiated the #FreeBankr campaign in solidarity, with users tagging X platform executives to expedite Bankr's return. X has not provided an official reason for Bankr's brief service suspension.
Techub News reports that Chinese regulatory authorities have implemented new guardrail measures for AI companion chatbots due to concerns over social stability risks. This move could reshape global technology norms and affect AI development and user engagement strategies. (Crypto Briefing)
Techub News reports that Tesla has reduced the RAM (Random Access Memory) of its AI5 and AI6 chips to enhance cost efficiency and production scale. This move aims to accelerate the production of the Optimus humanoid robot and is expected to increase profit margins without affecting the robot's performance. (Crypto Briefing)
Techub News reports that the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) and the Malaysia Securities Commission (SC) have announced the launch of a single submission arrangement, aimed at simplifying the process for companies to simultaneously list in both Hong Kong and Malaysia. This arrangement allows companies to submit listing application documents to either regulatory authority, thereby fulfilling the requirements of both regions without the need for duplicate submissions. This initiative is intended to enhance market efficiency and reduce compliance costs, and is expected to facilitate the interconnection between the capital markets of the two regions. (Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission)
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