Tag: Chinese government

Tech giants OpenAI, Microsoft, and Google limit access to their AI chatbots in Hong Kong, possibly allowing government censorship and suppression of dissent. Experts suggest concerns about violating national security law.

The Tibetan-in-exile politician Penpa Tsering's recent reveal of Chinese government spending way more on internal security measures rather than external ones, has now put Tibetans in a state of alarm. With growing reports of authorities like doing DNA profiling, it is understood that the 7 million Tibetans are in threat of the race being denied by China. This warrants a "cumulative effort" from everyone to resolve the silent conflict among Tibetans to restore freedom in Tibet. To raise awareness, a high-level Tibetan delegation visited the British Parliament to mark the 27th year of Gedhun Choekyi Nyima's disappearance. Let us join forces to provide security and comfort to our Tibetan brothers and sisters.

Elon Musk recently sparked controversy when he suggested that OpenAI's ChatGPT had a "woke" bias. In response, David Rozado has created 'RightWingGPT', a model that expresses conservative viewpoints. He's now working on 'LeftWingGPT' and 'DepolarizingGPT' models for a think tank. Examine the debate about AI bias, and discover how AI could bridge rather than widen political divides.

Discover the Chinese government's proposed regulations on generative AI technology, used by ChatGPT and other platforms. Chinese tech companies like Tencent, Bytedance and Baidu are trying to keep up with global giants like Microsoft and OpenAI. They must follow the CCP censorship rules and respect core values. Learn about the potential risks and challenges for the information rights of users.

Competing in the AI space, OpenAI faces a tough challenge as Chinese tech giants offer advanced AI capabilities. Tencent, Alibaba, Bytedance, Baidu and SenseTime are leading the race to capture AI supremacy, relying on different capabilities to differentiate themselves. They're using user data, productivity and search functions, recommendation algorithms and more to build monetised AI tools. In this 'winner-takes-all' market, success relies on capturing user intent and understanding customers. Who will reign supreme?