The episode is a daily news summary format, presented in Mandarin Chinese with AI-generated narration. It begins by welcoming listeners to Digital Times Season 5 and stating the date, April 9, 2026. The host outlines that six key news items will be covered briefly. The first news item mentioned is about Apple's foldable iPhone, citing Bloomberg reporter Mark Gurman and sources indicating a planned September 2026 release alongside the iPhone 18 Pro series, though supply may be delayed by weeks. The foldable iPhone is estimated to cost over $2,000, making it Apple's most expensive iPhone ever. Apple engineers claim to have solved screen crease and durability issues, using a横向宽萤幕 design for better display. The second news item discusses Elon Musk's TerraFab project, which recently gained Intel's involvement. This collaboration aims to achieve annual exawatt-scale AI compute and potentially change the rules of wafer fabrication. The TerraFab plan has a scale of $200 billion, targeting the construction of a superfab in Texas that integrates logic chips, memory, and advanced packaging. Intel will contribute its expertise in chip design, manufacturing, and packaging to support Musk's robotics and AI data centers. The third news item focuses on Anthrobic's release of the Crawl Mythos Preview model, designed for cybersecurity. This model has successfully discovered thousands of vulnerabilities, including a 27-year-old remote attack vulnerability in OpenBSD. This marks a significant advancement in cybersecurity, as Mythos Preview achieved an 83.1% success rate in vulnerability reproduction benchmarks, surpassing the previous model OP4.6's 66.6%. Additionally, the cost to develop exploit programs ranges from $50 to $2,000, taking from a few hours to overnight. However, the potential malicious use of this technology raises widespread concerns. Experts note that if AI can patch vulnerabilities at scale, it could颠覆 current security防护 concepts, forcing enterprises to rethink their software security priorities. The episode concludes by encouraging listeners to subscribe to the Digital Times daily newsletter for more content and wishes them a good day.
