Concerns over a potential artificial intelligence bubble have become the primary risk for credit investors, surpassing geopolitical tensions for the first time, according to a recent Bank of America survey of investment grade debt clients. The findings reflect a sharp shift in market
Chinese artificial intelligence developers MiniMax and Moonshot AI have climbed to the top of global token usage rankings on OpenRouter, marking a notable shift in the competitive balance of the AI ecosystem. Data from the online AI hosting platform shows that open source
US based artificial intelligence company Anthropic has accused three Chinese AI firms of improperly using its Claude chatbot to enhance their own large language models, intensifying debate over model distillation practices and cross border technology controls. In a recent statement, Anthropic said that
China’s consumer technology market witnessed a strong rebound during the recent Spring Festival holiday, with artificial intelligence powered eyewear emerging as one of the standout products. Retailers across major electronics hubs reported sharp increases in demand as shoppers combined holiday spending with new
Chinese artificial intelligence and robotics companies are increasingly placing younger researchers at the forefront of strategic innovation, appointing millennial and even Gen Z scientists to chief scientist positions as competition in advanced technologies intensifies. Major firms including Tencent have recently elevated rising academic
Chinese artificial intelligence start up Moonshot AI is moving toward a potential US$12 billion valuation after securing at least US$700 million in fresh funding, underscoring accelerating investor confidence in China’s next generation AI developers. The new round comes little more than a month
ByteDance has pledged to strengthen safeguards on its newly released AI video generator Seedance 2.0 after facing threats of legal action from major US entertainment companies, including Disney, over alleged intellectual property misuse. The Chinese technology company said it would take steps to
President Xi Jinping has placed artificial intelligence driven innovation and stronger domestic consumption at the centre of China’s economic strategy for 2026, highlighting what officials describe as an AI plus development path alongside renewed efforts to stimulate internal demand. Policy priorities outlined at
Alibaba Cloud has introduced Qwen 3.5, the latest generation of its open artificial intelligence model family, marking a significant step in China’s push to compete more aggressively in the global AI model landscape. The launch comes at a time when Chinese technology firms
China’s accelerating investment in data centers has become one of the defining features of its AI and cloud expansion strategy. As artificial intelligence workloads grow and enterprise digitization deepens, computing infrastructure has moved to the center of industrial policy. Massive server clusters now
