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AI Daily · Asia/Shanghai · 2026-10-19 · Monday· Issue 26· About 6 minutes to read

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VAST open-sources EdenLive world model with over 24FPS generation at 720P

VAST released and open-sourced EdenLive, a real-time world model whose 5B model generates over 24FPS at 720P on a single Nvidia RTX 5090, according to the company. It supports minutes-long generation using reference scenes or videos, a target first frame, and prompts, while an upstream interaction system maintains world state and rules. Model weights, inference code, a technical report, and demos are available; limitations include high-frequency interactions, identity consistency across multiple characters, fine control of small objects, and long-duration visual consistency.

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The Decoder

Two German courts now hold Google liable for what its AI overviews say

Two German courts have treated Google’s AI search answers as the company’s own statements, making Google responsible for false claims they contain. Google settled the Munich case before an appeal decision; Aachen subsequently relied on Munich’s reasoning to prohibit fabricated allegations about a physician in AI Mode. The Aachen injunction is not final and can be challenged, with violations carrying fines of up to 250,000 euros each.

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Tips and perspectives

Kevin Weil · X

China floats restrictions on foreign buyouts of biotech platforms, quoted post reports

Kevin Weil links to @m_goes_distance’s post reporting that Beijing has floated restrictions on foreign buyouts of China’s cell and gene therapy and siRNA platforms, while allowing individual drug licensing. The quoted author says the draft also covers AI technology and frames platform ownership as a national security issue. The proposal remains a draft, with comments open until nov 15.

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