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一 | Demand for birth control and abortion pills in the United States has seen a rise in the wake of the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v Wade, The New York Times reports.,According to the newspaper, women in the country, especially in the nine states that have banned abortion in the wake of the Supreme Court's decision, seem to fear that they will shortly be struggling to get access to prophylactics.,“Just the thought of something happening to my daughter - whether by force or by her choice - and there’s an unwanted pregnancy, I want to be able to handle that,” said Katie Thomas, a 42-year-old resident of Little Rock who bought abortion pills for her 16-year-old daughter after learning that abortion would be outlawed in the state of Arkansas.,“If I need to handle that on my own, then I will,” she added.,Thomas also told the newspaper that she stocked up on emergency contraceptives in case her 21-year-old son and his girlfriend need it.,Lauren Frazier, spokeswoman for the Planned Parenthood Southeast in Atlanta, Georgia, reportedly said that that the organization was receiving more calls from people concerned over their dwindling “options surrounding pregnancy”.,“They want to know how many birth control pills they can stockpile,” she noted, adding that the organization also received questions about emergency contraception, vasectomies and tubal ligations.,And Kiki Freeman, chief executive of start-up Hey Jane that provides telemedicine abortions in six states, said that patient demand has doubled since the Supreme Court's decision on Roe v Wade.,Calls for 'Sex Strike' Issued at Abortion Protests in US & Online Following Roe v Wade OverturnYesterday, 17:29 GMT,On 24 June 2022, the US Supreme Court overturned the landmark 1973 Roe v Wade decision that essentially declared abortion to be a constitutional right in the United States.,This development was followed by protests in major US cities that erupted immediately after the Supreme Court’s decision, and a number of states moved to enact abortion bans via the so-called “trigger laws”.。 8 月 26 日消息，据鞭牛士今日报道，腾讯集团高级执行副总裁、云与智慧产业事业群 CEO 汤道生 8 月 25 日晚在腾讯内部刊物《知点》年刊上发表一篇文章。汤道生表示，这篇文章由他和 AI 协同完成，AI 已经从单纯的执行工具，变成辅助思考的协作伙伴。文章中，汤道生直面外界“腾讯做 AI 慢了”的评价。他坦言，全球大模型竞赛节奏飞快，友商在 ToB 市场声量突出，加上算力不足拖累了混元大模型迭代与产品落地，内部难免存在焦虑。但他判断，AI 竞争不是短跑，而是马拉松，当前行业才刚起步，市场格局、商业模式尚未定型，熬得久比起得早更重要。能否长期投入、抓住真实场景需求，才是穿越周期的关键。在 AI 落地层面，汤道生提出，行业不能只聚焦大模型本身，算法决定上限，工程能力决定落地速度，场景是腾讯的核心优势。他强调变革之中有两点不变：长期主义，以及以人为本。综合此前报道，在今年 5 月的腾讯股东大会上，腾讯董事会主席兼首席执行官马化腾表示，腾讯早期在 AI 领域的基础能力并非突出，近年通过人才建设、团队管理与内部培训持续补全短板，如今正逐步驶入发展轨道。马化腾坦言，腾讯不一定是业界最快抓住机遇的，但坚持走正确的道路，结合自身独有优势稳扎稳打，“不能看着别人在那边做就随便跨过去，抢别人的地盘，过去我们也抢过但后来基本失败了”。对于腾讯 AI 是否落后的问题，马化腾表示，“原来一年前我们以为上了船，后来发现那个船漏水了，现在感觉站上去了，还坐不下去，还是希望船速能快一点”。在今年 6 月的 2026 腾讯云 AI 产业应用大会现场，针对外界“腾讯慢了”的批评，汤道生作出回应，其承认在复杂组织中不同业务线速度不一，有快有慢，也有失败与探索，对外界批评与提醒持开放态度并接受建议。
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