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U.S. to ease self-driving rules as 200 million won ultra-luxury Korean car gains attention

The U.S. Transportation Department is seeking to drop a requirement for brake pedals in vehicles designed to operate only with automated driving systems, a move seen lowering hurdles for firms developing fully autonomous cars without steering wheels or pedals. Tesla is also expanding through initiatives such as a free Supercharger event and hiring plans at its Berlin plant. The article also covers Toyota’s EV strategy, China’s export surge, and intensified competition among South Korean mobility platforms and premium EV makers.

Games & Commerce

July mobile game lineup ranges from SLG to puzzles and idle RPGs

Mobile games entering the July new-release race span a wide range of genres, from strategy SLG to puzzles and idle RPGs. Bilibili will launch its Three Kingdoms strategy simulation game "Three Kingdoms: Battle for the Realm" on July 2, while Com2uS Holdings will release puzzle game "Color Sweeper" globally the same day. WEMADE MAX plans to launch idle RPG "Raising Wind Runner" in Korea and Taiwan in July, and Devsisters' Studio Kingdom is targeting a July release for "CookieRun: Crumble."

AI & Enterprise

U.S. tech firms increasingly use Chinese open-source AI models

Demand is rising for Chinese open-source AI models that are relatively cheaper while offering performance close to OpenAI and Anthropic, with interest spreading to major U.S. tech firms. Coinbase is testing Chinese open-weight models as defaults in its LLM gateway. Databricks’ Yu Chen Jin called GLM-5.2 an “open-source Claude moment.” Axios reported Microsoft is reviewing DeepSeek V4 fine-tuned and other open-source models as alternatives.