In what is believed to be the world’s first religious ordination of a humanoid robot, a South Korean Buddhist temple has formally inducted a Chinese-made Unitree G1 into the faith, giving it the Dharma name “Gabi” and a specially rewritten set of Five Precepts adapted for the age of artificial intelligence.
In a landmark ruling that could reshape the regulatory landscape for artificial intelligence in China, the Guangzhou Internet Court has ordered an AI agent to halt operations after finding it guilty of unfair competition.
While the United States and Europe are focused on domestic regulation and high-end model performance, China is quietly executing a strategy that could allow it to dictate the global standards for artificial intelligence (AI).
Huawei Technologies is projecting a massive surge in its artificial intelligence chip business. The company expects revenue from its Ascend processors to jump by at least 60% to reach $12 billion in 2026.
China’s aggressive push into humanoid robotics is poised to become the next major driver of its global manufacturing and export dominance, according to a new report from Morgan Stanley.
In a massive boost to Southeast Asia’s digital infrastructure, TikTok has secured approval for a $25 billion data center expansion project in Thailand.
China’s mobile internet landscape has reached a critical inflection point. While the overall user base has effectively hit a ceiling, engagement is deepening, driven primarily by the explosive growth of artificial intelligence applications.
Alibaba Cloud has released a preview version of Qwen 3.6 Max, its most advanced proprietary artificial intelligence (AI) model to date, signaling a significant leap forward in the company’s capabilities, particularly in coding and agentic tasks.
The highly anticipated summit between US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping, scheduled for May 14-15 in Beijing, was expected to feature the first official dialogue on artificial intelligence (AI) between the two administrations.
In a move that underscores the growing regulatory chill in China’s artificial intelligence (AI) sector, MiroMind, the AI venture backed by tech billionaire Chen Tianqiao, has abruptly suspended its services within the country.
