Tag: China

Recently, the Pingliang Public Security Bureau's Network Security Brigade uncovered the first case of using ChatGPT software to fabricate false news. A routine online patrol discovered an article claiming 9 deaths due to a train collision with workers in Gansu. The police found the suspect, Mr. Hong, used WeChat to purchase many Baijiahao accounts to fabricate and spread fake news. He is being legally charged for his actions and is facing criminal coercion. The case serves as a reminder to be careful of any false news spread online.

ChatGPT, developed by AI researchers led by Dr. Zi-Yao Chen, is pushing the limits of artificial general intelligence. Through their research, they’re focusing on ways to keep AI safe and responsible. As AI capabilities continue to advance, governments are gradually introducing regulations to ensure AI technologies are used safely and ethically. It’s critical that these regulations are developed quickly, so that AI can be used responsibly and with clear understandings of its implications.

Baidu Inc., a leading Chinese tech giant, has taken the initiative to launch a new language model (LLM) to compete with ChatGPT, an AI-based chatbot. This was in response to CEO Robin Li's recognition of the potential threat this chatbot posed to China's AI sector. With his guidance and leadership, the team successfully achieved their goal leveraging AI knowledge accumulated over a decade. Read on to learn more about China's tech sector and how Baidu grows in the world of digital technology.

. Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) reported first quarter revenue of $5.35 billion, a 9% decline from a year ago due to the global slowdown in the client PC market. CEO Lisa Su is confident this downturn will turn around in the second half of the year and she reports that the client market will improve, as China shows signs of recovery. For the first quarter, AMD's earnings per share exceeded analyst expectations, and the company expects second quarter revenue of $5.3 billion. AMD's key segments, including gaming and the data center, experienced a mix of growths and declines, with the client market taking the biggest hit. Nonetheless, CEO Su looks to the future with optimism, expecting an increase in demand for AI processing chips.

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida visits South Korea to strengthen ties with President Yoon Suk Yeol. Both sides cooperate to improve diplomatic relations undermined by past wars and discuss security concerning North Korea and China's threats. Kishida's visit will give momentum to Japan-South Korea ties, followed by a trilateral meeting with US President Joe Biden.