At a recent conference in Shanghai, participants underscored why AI development must be inclusive and not succumb to deglobalisation pressures.
Alibaba Cloud and rivals are gunning for a market that is expected to expand faster this year, thanks partly to popularity of generative AI.
As China celebrates three decades of being connected to the global internet, China’s tech industry is grappling with more limited access to global markets.
Microsoft is expanding AI-related educational initiatives in the city, maintaining access to OpenAI’s models, while its China business draws scrutiny at home.
The founder of Stepfun, which develops foundational models, has set its sights on improving multimodal models as China faces curtailed access to advanced chips.
Humanoid robots should ‘safeguard human dignity’ and ‘not threaten human security’, say guidelines published during the World Artificial Intelligence Conference.
An extensive army of manufacturers, managed through a complex digital system, has fed Shein’s meteoric growth.
The major developers of large language models are claiming significant performance improvements and greater adoption at China’s biggest annual AI conference.
A Huawei executive said that its development of artificial intelligence technology does not solely depend on access to advanced semiconductors.
Speaking at the World Artificial Intelligence Conference in Shanghai, Baidu CEO Robin Li said companies are wasting computing power on models not yet benefiting other industries.
