News & Insights Across Asia
Humanoid robots are transforming China’s technological landscape, especially in Shenzhen. Discover how these advancements are shaping the Greater Bay Area and what the next few years hold for this booming industry.
Chinese large language model DeepSeek is transforming global AI development with its innovative open-source approach, challenging traditional high-investment paradigms.
The U.S. Navy bans Chinese AI model DeepSeek over security concerns, prompting experts like Professor Gai Keke to call for international cooperation in AI development instead of isolation.
China’s DeepSeek challenges the AI industry by achieving remarkable advancements with a modest budget, sparking a debate on AI development costs and strategies amid the global AI race.
China’s DeepSeek has released the DeepThink R1 model, igniting a global debate on AI development costs by achieving groundbreaking results with a modest $6 million investment.
Nvidia unveils the Jetson Orin Nano Super, an upgraded AI developer board promising a 70% performance boost through software enhancements, making powerful AI tools more accessible.
GSMA CEO John Hoffman emphasizes ethical and inclusive AI development at the World Internet Conference, advocating for collaboration to ensure AI benefits all without creating disparities.
China’s digital economy is fueling global stability and cooperation, with significant advancements in AI and 5G infrastructure leading to shared growth and opportunities worldwide.
Meta releases new AI models, including a Self-Taught Evaluator that uses AI to evaluate AI, reducing human involvement and paving the way for autonomous AI agents capable of self-improvement.
Meta has unveiled its ‘Self-Taught Evaluator,’ an AI model capable of evaluating other AI models, potentially reducing human involvement in AI development and advancing autonomous AI agents.
Academician Zhang Bo shares insights on how China can overcome computing power constraints to advance AI development by optimizing algorithms and leveraging vast data resources.
Ireland’s Data Protection Commission initiates a probe into Google’s use of EU user data in developing the AI model PaLM 2, highlighting regulatory concerns over privacy compliance in AI innovation.
China has pledged to support AI development and capacity building in developing countries, aiming to use AI for the benefit of all humanity, as announced at a seminar in Shanghai.
Vietnamese leader To Lam’s visit to the Chinese mainland signals deepening cooperation in technology. Discussions with students like Do Tan Dung highlight the potential for AI collaboration and mutual growth.
Humanoid robots are emerging as key players in China’s innovation-led growth. In Beijing’s E-Town, these human-like machines are flexing their smart muscles to drive long-term economic development.
Shanghai has issued its first driverless vehicle licenses, marking a significant stride in autonomous technology integration and setting the stage for commercial operations in the city’s approved areas.
China’s UN resolution, co-sponsored by over 140 countries, aims to bridge the global digital divide by promoting equal access to AI technology and capacity building for developing nations.
WEF Executive Director Jeremy Jurgens highlights China’s vast talent pool as a crucial resource for advancing AI development, emphasizing the nation’s growing role in global technological innovation.
A team of young psychologists in Beijing is revolutionizing AI development by applying psychological principles to train large language models, enhancing their ability to communicate like humans.
China Media Group has launched a new AI program in Shenzhen, unveiling a white paper to guide the healthy and orderly development of artificial intelligence technology.