The southern tech hub is stepping up its support for home-grown innovation with a package of policies to stay competitive in cutting-edge fields.
The country’s meteorological agency is considering using DeepSeek to help power predictions, but Beijing’s tight control of the sector signals risks ahead.
Chinese technology startups are racing for fresh fundraising to capitalise on the DeepSeek-induced fervor towards artificial intelligence, as well as President Xi Jinping's recent show of support to the country's private enterprises.
Artificial intelligence will play a critical role in shaping China's fortunes as a great power. Yet Beijing’s attempt to translate wins by today’s innovators like DeepSeek and others into wider gains for the $18 trillion economy will be challenged not just by the United States but also by the Chinese Communist Party’s own desire to maintain control.
Beijing is telling artificial intelligence researchers and entrepreneurs to avoid visits to the U.S., The Wall Street Journal reported Saturday, citing people familiar with the matter. The Journal said officials are worried that Chinese AI experts traveling could disclose confidential information on the country’s progress with AI.
The southern tech hub has put out an ambitious plan to build up emerging industries like artificial intelligence in its 2025 work report.
Zheng Yongnian at CUHK-Shenzhen says ‘excessive nationalism would be detrimental for China in the fiercer tech competition down the road’.
The AI start-up’s models are being rapidly adopted by state-owned enterprises, hospitals and local governments
JD Cloud City Conference in Shenzhen, JD Cloud showcased its latest achievements in artificial intelligence, launching eight new products,
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Zheng Yongnian at CUHK-Shenzhen says ‘excessive nationalism would be detrimental for China in the fiercer tech competition down the road’.
Chinese artificial intelligence startup Zhipu AI has raised more than 1 billion yuan ($137.22 million) in fresh funding, months after securing a 3 billion yuan investment. The funding round comes amid intensifying competition in China's AI sector,