AI Policy: President Trump signed an executive order setting up a voluntary 30-day federal AI review framework, aiming to coordinate cybersecurity scanning with developers while keeping the process light-touch. Beijing Art Scene: Ouyang Chun’s solo show “Nirvana” at 798 Art Zone uses layered pigments and materials to capture “structure, atmosphere and entanglements,” reflecting a darker creative phase. Semiconductor Watch: China’s CXMT won IPO approval in Shanghai, while YMTC is preparing to list—signals that memory makers are getting tougher competition for Samsung and SK Hynix. Olympics Branding: A California judge barred a Chinese firm from using Olympics-linked trademarks or claiming affiliation after IOC complaints. Education & Fairness: China warned against fake “gaokao paper bag” leaks and AI-predicted exam claims as the national exam season ramps up. Tech Talent Shift: A report says tighter US immigration rules are pushing some top Chinese AI researchers to return home, reshaping the US-China talent race. Entertainment & Culture: Netflix released the Korean film “The World of Love” less than a year after its theatrical run, spotlighting teenage romance and sexuality. Micro-drama Crackdown: China’s regulators moved to remove obscenity, violence, and materialism from popular short-form “micro-dramas.” Robots in the Spotlight: AP reports Chinese humanoid robots are expanding into real-world tasks like traffic control and coffee-making as companies chase orders.