Xi Jinping will attend the World AI Conference in Shanghai for the first time, boosting China’s tech push and spotlighting rules, chips, and AI safety.
China is building an AI safety benchmark to test frontier models for harmful content, data leakage and jailbreaks, supporting MIIT rules and China AI regulation.
Chinese developers praise OpenAI GPT-5.6 for faster output and reliable quality, even as higher costs spur comparisons with domestic AI models.
AI in Hong Kong taxis forecasts street-hail demand using big data, helping drivers cut idle cruising, find hotspots faster, and lift earnings across districts.
China is granting limited purchase access to Nvidia H200 chips for select AI labs, tightening procurement rules while easing near term compute shortages.
At the China AI summit, Huawei will unveil a new computing cluster and its first AI agent phone at WAIC, highlighting China’s push in chips and agents.
DeepSeek API surcharge adds peak-hour fees after its API price war, signaling a shift in pricing strategy and prompting developers to reassess costs.
China AI security is in focus after officials warned phone games may leak location and mapping data that could help train foreign military AI systems.
A US hearing warns Chinese economic espionage is shifting to AI, with theft of data and model weights raising security risks for US firms and agencies.
Chinese AI firm DeepSeek is ramping up hiring to support AGI goals, adding algorithm and platform roles to strengthen its AI core system and research pace.
