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The release of China's largest open-weight AI model, Kimi K3, has reignited policy debates in Washington over the risks and regulatory responses to such technologies.
A Chinese luggage maker's stock filing has revealed that DeepSeek, a Hangzhou-based AI startup, is valued at approximately $52 billion, marking a significant milestone in the AI industry's growing recognition of the company's potential.
Chinese President Xi Jinping will deliver the keynote speech at the 2026 World Artificial Intelligence Conference in Shanghai, marking the first time a Chinese leader has participated in the event.
Zhipu AI founder Tang Jie advocates for open access to frontier AI, challenging global trends toward tighter controls. His stance highlights the tension between innovation and security in AI governance.
MiniMax is set to release a 2.7-trillion-parameter AI model that will be open-sourced, marking a major step in China’s push to dominate the global AI landscape.
China is reportedly considering export restrictions on its top AI models, affecting companies like Alibaba, Bytedance, and Z.ai. The move puts Europe in a difficult position, as it may lose access to affordable open-source models.
DeepSeek introduces peak-hour surge pricing for its V4 models, challenging the AI price war dynamics in China.
Meituan's LongCat-2.0 AI model, trained entirely on Chinese chips, shows China's growing ability to develop large-scale AI systems without relying on Nvidia hardware.
China's AI sector is experiencing a funding surge, with DeepSeek raising $7.4 billion in its first-time funding round, signaling a strategic push for self-reliance amid global trade tensions.
Zhipu AI is reportedly considering a multibillion-dollar fundraising round after a 2,000% stock surge, but profitability remains a major concern.
This article explores the complex relationship between China's AI advancement and global trust, examining how technological capability and geopolitical perception intersect in the AI race.
Zhipu AI's stock surged 48% as Wall Street bets on China's AI sector amid U.S. regulatory pressure on Anthropic. Investors see Zhipu as a key player in the evolving global AI landscape.
