My Take | China’s AI revolution should promote equality, not just innovation

My Take | China’s AI revolution should promote equality, not just innovation

The ripples from DeepSeek continue to spread in China, where the government has embraced the tech start-up’s unexpected success by speeding up the development and use of artificial intelligence (AI). The rise of DeepSeek, developed by home-grown tech talent, is evidence that Beijing’s strategy of pouring resources into training the next generation of innovators over…

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Hong Kong urged to make Northern Metropolis ‘special zone’ to speed up work

Hong Kong urged to make Northern Metropolis ‘special zone’ to speed up work

Hong Kong authorities should designate the Northern Metropolis as a “special zone” with a separate approval mechanism to speed up development, the city’s sole delegate to the nation’s top legislative body has said. Starry Lee Wai-king, a member of the National People’s Congress Standing Committee, also discussed mounting criticism of CK Hutchison Holdings over its…

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China urged to prepare students for challenges of AI and ageing population

China urged to prepare students for challenges of AI and ageing population

Chinese lawmakers and political advisers have urged the country’s education system to make quick changes to cope with challenges brought by artificial intelligence and a rapidly greying population. These suggestions echoed remarks made by President Xi Jinping on the sidelines of the “two sessions”, the annual meetings of China’s top legislature and political advisory body….

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Xi Jinping Li Qiang at NPC

China Claiming to Reject Power Politics is Hypocritical Diplomacy

このページを 日本語 で読む The annual meeting of China’s National People’s Congress (NPC) has concluded. With the Trump administration very much in mind, in the government work report, Premier Li Qiang called for international cooperation in opposition to “unilateralism and protectionism.” However, China is responsible for the rising tensions in Asia. We must not be misled…

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