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DeepSeek's Huawei Training Bet, Google's €403M Ireland Fine, and Alibaba's New Qwen Chief
Five items this morning, and four of them are really one item wearing different clothes: who gets to decide how fast AI moves, and on whose hardware.
China’s AI Plan Now Runs on Huawei’s Delivery Calendar Liang Wenfeng rarely says anything in public, so the framing matters. Training DeepSeek’s models on Huawei silicon is, in his words, one of the company’s biggest bets. He called it a bet, which is a stronger word than a company hedging against tighter export controls would reach for.
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Google Launches Lyria 3.5 in Flow Music With Improved Vocals and Lyric Control
Google has released its Lyria 3.5 music generation model inside Google Flow Music, citing improvements in musicality, lyric handling, vocal quality, and creative control over the previous version.
The listed improvements are worth reading closely because they describe where generative music has actually been failing. Musicality is the catch-all for structure: whether a generated track has a discernible arrangement rather than a texture that continues for two minutes. Lyric quality has been the weakest link in every commercial system, since a model that produces plausible melody and instrumentation frequently produces words with no internal logic.