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Beyond DeepSeek: China's Diverse Open-Weight AI Ecosystem and Its Policy Implications
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Beyond DeepSeek: China’s Diverse Open-Weight AI Ecosystem and Its Policy Implications
By Caroline Meinhardt, Sabina Nong, Graham Webster, Tatsunori Hashimoto, and Christopher D. Manning...
Lexicon: How China talks about ‘agentic AI’
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Three months after the Chinese AI company DeepSeek shocked global markets with a highly capable reasoning model, another China-linked company made a splash with a capable agentic AI system. Did Manus, released in March 2025, porte...
Xi's AI message to the Politburo, analyzed
The following DigiChina Forum was published April 30. It includes contributions from Kristy Loke, Paul Triolo, Helen Toner, Johanna Costigan, Scott Singer, Gabriel Wagner, Jason Zhou, and Kevin Neville.
China’s top leader Xi Jinping last w...
What do we know about China’s new AI safety institute?
In the latest piece from DigiChina, Caroline Meinhardt and Graham Webster review what’s known about China’s newly designated equivalent to the AI Safety Institutes other governments have set up in recent months.
As the global AI safety c...
New Essay: Moving Data, Moving Target
The Stanford DigiChina Project’s latest publication is an in-depth examination of China’s evolving regulatory regime around cross-border data flows.
In “Moving Data, Moving Target,” Samm Sacks, Krystal Chen Zeng, and Graham Webster examine...
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