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Apple Tax Under Fire: China’s Lawyer Offensive Targets Cupertino
Wang Qiongfei, the lawyer who led China’s first private antitrust case against Apple, spearheading a new public complaint to the SAMR, China’s top antitrust agency.
AI Race Heats Up With U.S. Megadeals Vs. China’s Open Source
The U.S. AI ecosystem is evolving into a tightly interdependent network, with major firms financing each other’s capacity in a trillion-dollar loop. Is it sustainable?
China’s Learn-On-The-Job Robots Outpace US’ Cautious Rollout
Which philosophy they will learn to think. Can a walled garden outlast an open field, or will openness inevitably prevail?
Why China’s Tech Giants Are Actively Embracing The Elderly
Videos of grandparents using AI Chatbot garnered millions of views on Chinese social media. Chinese cases show how to balance AI and social inclusion.
How The AI Arms Race Traps Us All On An Upgrade Treadmill
AI is rapidly redefining roles, faster than most can adapt. This isn’t accidental; it’s a key feature of the “disruption-as-a-service” business model.
The Great Wall Of Copyright: Why China Is Rewriting The Rules
In a landmark judgment against short-form video giant Kuaishou was fined RMB89.1M for Unauthorized Dissemination of ‘Deyun Laughter Club’/ ‘Lost You Forever’.