Dive into the dynamic landscape of Artificial Intelligence (A.I.) in China, where rapid technological advancements, state-driven strategies, and global ambitions converge. This category explores China’s quest to become a global A.I. leader by 2030, driven by flagship initiatives like the Next-Generation A.I. Development Plan and Made in China 2025.
Discover insights into groundbreaking innovations such as DeepSeek, a cost-effective generative A.I. model challenging Western dominance, and learn how China’s tech giants and startups are redefining A.I. applications in industries like surveillance, healthcare, and smart cities.
Uncover the complexities of China’s evolving A.I. regulatory framework, including the Generative A.I. Measures and Algorithm Recommendation Provisions, which balance innovation with ethical and security considerations. Analyze the geopolitical tensions shaping China’s A.I. trajectory, from U.S.-led semiconductor restrictions to strategies for circumventing trade barriers and fostering international collaborations like the Digital Silk Road.
Stay updated on China’s massive investments in A.I. infrastructure, with state-owned enterprises like China Unicom and private giants like Alibaba pouring billions into computing power, data centers, and semiconductor R&D. Delve into debates about A.I.’s impact on China’s labor market, where automation risks exacerbating youth unemployment while offering solutions to an aging population.
From university-led research hubs (e.g., Peking University’s world-leading A.I. output) to policy-driven workforce expansion, this category examines how China cultivates homegrown talent and leverages open-source ecosystems to fuel innovation. Whether you’re tracking the rise of explainable A.I. research, geopolitical tech wars, or China’s vision for equitable A.I. governance, find curated analysis, trends, and forecasts here.
Join the conversation on how China’s A.I. ambitions are reshaping global tech competition, redefining industrial paradigms, and navigating the delicate balance between innovation and control.
By TechHome Review | Last updated: March 10, 2025 1. iRobot iRobot remains a pioneer in the robotic cleaning industry, best known for its Roomba series. The Roomba j7+ and s9+ models dominate the market with advanced obstacle avoidance, self-emptying bases, and compatibility with smart home systems. Their proprietary “PerfectEdge” technology ensures thorough corner cleaning, […]
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March 24–30, 2025 Analysis: Last week underscored two key trends: (1) humanoid robotics is accelerating with investments in foundational AI models (e.g., NVIDIA’s GR00T) and production scaling (e.g., Tesla’s Optimus), and (2) geopolitical competition in AI infrastructure intensified, exemplified by China’s massive funding push. For extended coverage, visit the cited sources or explore dedicated sections
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From humanoid robots undercutting Tesla to AI-generated sci-fi ecosystems, China accelerates its bid for global tech dominance. By AI Insights Desk | Last updated March 30, 2025 1. AI-Driven Sci-Fi Ecosystem Unveiled At the 2025 China Science Fiction Convention in Beijing, AI-generated films and humanoid robots took center stage. The event showcased AI’s role in
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China’s AI & Robotics Breakthroughs: March 30, 2025 | Tech Pulse March 30, 2025 | Artificial Intelligence & Robotics Special Report Hefei Launches $1.4B Future Industry Fund for Robotics Hefei unveiled a 10-billion-yuan ($1.4B) fund to propel intelligent robotics, with 2 billion yuan annually allocated for R&D subsidies and public platforms. The “6128” action plan
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March 30, 2025 — Breakthroughs in neuromorphic computing, microdrones, and ethical AI governance dominated this week’s research headlines. Here are the pivotal developments you need to know. 1. UC San Diego’s Scalable Neuromorphic Chip Researchers unveiled a roadmap to replicate the brain’s efficiency using hierarchical connectivity, targeting 10x energy savings for edge AI and robotics.
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March 29, 2025, 16:10:21 | Source: CCTV News Client As a global bellwether in technological innovation, the 2025 Zhongguancun Forum Annual Meeting adopted the theme “New Quality Productive Forces and Global Sci-Tech Cooperation,” featuring five major sections—forum conferences, technology transactions, and achievement releases—with a total of 128 events. During the annual meeting, the Zhongguancun Exhibition
August 2024 The rapid ascent of China’s AI-powered wearable technology ecosystem presents a critical inflection point for U.S. tech giants. From smartwatches with emotion-sensing algorithms to hyper-affordable humanoid robots, Chinese innovators are rewriting the rules of competition. For American wearable device manufacturers, this demands a fundamental reevaluation of competitive strategy, supply chain resilience, and value
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1. NUS Unveils Brain-Inspired AI ChipResearchers at the National University of Singapore (NUS) announced a breakthrough in neuromorphic computing, demonstrating that a single silicon transistor can mimic neural and synaptic behaviors. This innovation, leveraging commercial CMOS technology, promises scalable, energy-efficient AI hardware for applications ranging from robotics to edge computing. 2. OpenAI Limits ChatGPT’s Ghibli
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By David Seo | July 17, 2024 In the high-stakes arena of advanced semiconductor manufacturing, China appears to be edging closer to a milestone long deemed unattainable under U.S. sanctions: mastering extreme ultraviolet (EUV) lithography. Recent developments signal that Huawei, alongside state-backed research institutions, is making strides in circumventing Western export controls—a move that could
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