ChangXin Memory Technologies surged 466% on its Shanghai debut, overtook ICBC as China's most valuable listed company, and sent shockwaves through Nvidia, Micron, and SK Hynix.
ChangXin Memory Technologies surged 466% on its Shanghai debut, overtook ICBC as China's most valuable listed company, and sent shockwaves through Nvidia, Micron, and SK Hynix.
A new marketplace lets ordinary Chinese citizens license their likeness for AI-generated microdramas. It is part side hustle, part legal experiment, and part warning about the future of digital identity.
A Delhi court says training ChatGPT on Indian news articles is 'fair dealing' — for now. The ruling could decide how the Global South regulates AI.
Chinese AI startup DeepSeek prioritizes AGI over profit through open-source models, ten-month break-even pricing, and staying out of the spotlight — a deliberate countermove to Western hype cycles.
Tencent, ByteDance, and Geely are recruiting teenagers through camps, research programs, and guaranteed job pipelines — before they even graduate.
A randomized trial with 1,559 Pakistani judges shows JudgeGPT (built on GPT-4) boosted case resolution by 6.3% with an estimated $38.50 return per dollar invested — but only when paired with targeted training.
Two dozen tech companies including Nvidia, Microsoft, and Meta sign an open letter urging Washington against banning Chinese open-weight AI models. The letter comes as the White House debates sanctions over Kimi K3 distillation allegations. Notably absent: OpenAI and Anthropic.
Germany's Soofi S 30B open-weight model tops English and German benchmarks among open models, but a community researcher discovered it trained on GPQA test data. The consortium publicly acknowledged the error, withdrew contaminated scores, and credited the open-source process for catching it. The incident proves transparency isn't just philosophy — it's accountability.
Kimi K3 triggered a Silicon Valley civil war: the White House accuses Moonshot of distillation and threatens sanctions, OpenAI's strategist warns of 'AI communism,' while 200 US startups sign a letter saying banning Chinese models would kill hundreds of companies. Jensen Huang says open-source AI is good for chips. The weights drop July 27.
