China’s generative video sector is entering a more commercial phase as Kling, the AI video platform developed by Kuaishou, moves beyond experimentation into sustained revenue generation. Once treated as a novelty layer inside creative apps, AI video tools are now being positioned as
China is increasingly positioning artificial intelligence development as an infrastructure challenge rather than a race for headline model breakthroughs, a stance highlighted during a panel discussion at the World Economic Forum in Davos. Speakers emphasised that China’s rapid expansion of energy generation and
Baidu has released Ernie 5.0, its most advanced artificial intelligence model to date, as monthly active users of the company’s AI assistant reached 200 million. The launch marks a shift in how Baidu is positioning large models, moving them from experimental showcases toward
China’s cloud computing sector is entering a new phase shaped less by market competition and more by functional specialization. As artificial intelligence adoption accelerates across industry and government, cloud infrastructure is being reorganized to support sustained, compute intensive workloads rather than consumer scale
China’s artificial intelligence governance is entering a more practical and structured phase in early 2026. After several years focused on ethical guidance, risk principles, and consultative draft rules, regulators are now concentrating on how AI systems operate in real-world environments. The emphasis has
Cloud becomes the foundation of scalable intelligence As artificial intelligence moves from experimental models to large scale deployment, cloud infrastructure has become the essential foundation supporting this transition. In China, AI development increasingly depends on the availability of reliable, high capacity cloud systems
From innovation speed to system reliability Artificial intelligence development in China has entered a phase where speed alone is no longer the primary objective. As AI systems are deployed at scale across finance, healthcare, transportation, and public administration, concerns around safety, reliability, and
A shift toward spatial intelligence Alibaba Group Holding is deepening its artificial intelligence ambitions by pushing beyond text based systems and into models that understand and simulate the physical world. Its mapping and navigation unit Amap is stepping up research into so called
A surgical robot developed by a Chinese technology company has successfully carried out a complex biliary operation on a pig without direct human intervention, marking a notable step forward in the use of artificial intelligence in medical procedures. The experiment highlights how autonomous
China’s artificial intelligence industry has a new rising star in DeepSeek, a chatbot platform that has quickly captured public and enterprise attention. Within just months of launch, DeepSeek has scaled across multiple industries, from customer service to education, becoming one of the fastest
