Alibaba launched HappyShrimp 1.0, an AI music model that enables end-to-end creation from lyric writing to singing via natural language, with precise instruction control, and has partnered with Taihe Music Group to expand AI music applications. Kunlun Wanwei released Mureka V9.5, featuring a MusiCoT framework that reduces mechanical feel in generated music, improves vocal quality, and enhances the authenticity of Chinese national music. Round Hill Music filed a lawsuit against Anthropic and Suno, claiming up to $1 billion in compensation for using copyrighted songs to train AI systems. Vercel opened sourced Zero, an experimental language designed for AI Agents that uses diagrams as programming sources instead of text. Anthropic revealed Model 2, which performs better than current top AI models in multiple benchmark tasks, though it has not been officially released yet. OpenRouter and Vercel offered discounted call fees for OpenAI’s GPT-5.6 Sol model. Meituan is recruiting for 2027 with over 80% of positions requiring AI skills, including new AI-native roles.
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