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.
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’.
The Billion-Dollar Game: AI Forges A New Breed Of Global Gaming Moguls
Despite the Trump’s efforts to curb AI ambitions through tariffs and chip export restrictions, AI development isn’t slowing down; it’s simply shifting to new fields.
Labubu & Frontier Tech: Global Creators Thrive Amid Uncertainty
They are bottom-up globalization tapestry. No matter what obstacles arise, creators will keep weaving those global threads—driven by the timeless human.
US-Sino AI Rivalry Enters ‘Competitive Coexistence’ After Tariff Truce
The temporary peace signals not an end to hostilities but a new phase defined by careful maneuvering and a “competitive coexistence.”
Apple’s Infamous App Tax Is Collapsing
This ruling confirms what developers have argued for years — that Apple’s restrictive policies suppress innovation rather than protect consumers.
H20 Chip Ban Jolts China AI Firms, But They’ve Long Braced For Impact
Chinese tech firms have spent years “trade war-proofing” their operations. Trump’s H20 chip ban could accelerate their push to AI hardware and software self-sufficiency.
China’s ‘Smart’ AI Assistants Echo Microsoft Recall’s Privacy Flaws
China’s “screen-aware” AI agents are integrated directly into daily workflows to make assistants significantly more useful, but they raise urgent privacy questions.
China must decide whether to rein in exploitive ‘Apple Tax’
Pushback by Tokyo and Seoul against tech group show Beijing the way forward By Vivian Toh After losing major regulatory battles in the European Union, Japan and South Korea, Apple is now taking heat from global regulators to lower its
People–Tracking Wristbands Since the Pandemic: A Roundup of Where and How
The world has been battling Covid–19 for over two years now. And more than a dozen countries and regions have trialed people–tracking wearable devices to thwart the spread of the virus.
Instagram’s China rival ventures into tourism business
Information shows China’s Xiaohongshu is the sole shareholder of a traveling company founded on July 11 with a registered capital of US$ 600,000.
70% of Taobao Revenue Generated At Live 5.5 Discount Festival
During the 5.5 Discount Festival, merchants streaming live to sale accounted for 70% of Taobao’s overall turnover.