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This article explores how Chinese tech veterans are joining the AI start-ups race to keep up with ChatGPT, the OpenAI product released in November 2020. With an ambition to support the Chinese government's plan to strive for excellence in the field of AI, entrepreneurs such as Meituan's Wang Huiwei, Sogou's Wang Xiaochun and Sinovation Ventures' Lee Kai-Fu are turning to AI start-ups. Though a lack of resources has posed a challenge, they are determined to succeed with large language models and industrial use cases. Will these start-ups be able to catch up with the Big Tech firms like Baidu and Alibaba or OpenAI?

Advantest Corporation is an established industry leader in chip testing tools and semiconductor testing systems. Founded in 1954, Advantest offers superior testing solutions and products essential for the development and quality of chips used in consumer electronics, audio systems, TV transmissions and automotive infotainment. Enjoy increased demand for their products due to the surge of OpenAI's ChatGPT and other AI-driven projects, Advantest strive to remain ahead of the competition.

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Stay ahead of the pack: discover how Chinese tech giants Baidu and Alibaba are competing in the global AI arms race with their ChatGPT-like chatbots Ernie Bot and Tongyi Qianwen. Learn why these bots must navigate strict censorship regulations in China and what it could mean for the future of AI.

Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, is boldly entering a new industry as he attempts to build his own AI venture in a bid to compete with OpenAI, the platform owned by ChatGPT's parent company. Musk, who was previously a co-founder of OpenAI, recently secured investment from various sources, equipped with his elite entrepreneur skills, to kickstart this ambitious project. But with the recent criticisms of his business practices, can Musk attract the right talent for his new AI venture?