5 AI stories explainx.ai reported on October 25, 2026 so far, ranked by reader interest and grouped by topic. Each links to the full write-up with sources.
Unauthenticated screenshots allege a Kimi K3.1 Pro creator brief banned paid-partnership labels; Moonshot has not responded in the reports we found, and the model benchmarks are a separate question.
Meta’s InteractiveWorld repo is a 3D simulator plus a 120-task benchmark where an AI assistant sees only a first-person view and success is checked against world state, not text.
The Information reportedly says OpenAI is discounting up to 90 percent to win Anthropic customers; the figures come from customer executives and are not confirmed by either lab, and we could not open the paywalled original.
ProjectDiscovery says a sub-$50 fine-tune hid a trigger in Qwen2.5-7B that made Codex CLI send dummy .env credentials to a collector, while clean requests still worked; the test is a lab demo by a security vendor.
A Foreign Affairs essay by Eric Schmidt, Niall Ferguson and Lisa Klaassen argues AI is an imperial technology and the US-China race will be decided by who can bankroll it, not who reaches AGI first.
Cerebras says Kimi K3 (about 3T parameters) fits on 59 WSE-3T wafers by holding 4-bit weights in 44 GB of SRAM per wafer and passing only activations between chips, targeting 1,000-2,000+ tokens per second.
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