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Today, when China and the US list the risks posed by artificial intelligence, they often mean different things. The cognitive frameworks through which the two sides understand risk are not the same.
This is hardly a new phenomenon. It is a...
Some of my takes:
This is a point I find particularly interesting. Xi called for:
Addressing each other’s economic and trade concerns in a balanced manner and promoting the healthy and stable development of bilateral econom...
For today’s episode, I’d like to introduce a video podcast I recently came across. It features a conversation between Cong Rui’an丛瑞安, a PhD candidate at Tsinghua University whose research focuses on labour conditions, and Liangzi, a Chinese...
In the corner of the Internet, there’s a lot of buying alternative versions of world history. Ancient Greek civilization, in this telling, was forged by Renaissance-era Europeans. Mount Emei in Sichuan is “actually” the prototype of the Alp...
The China–Kyrgyzstan–Uzbekistan railway is a critical piece of infrastructure for China’s efforts to develop its logistics network across Central Asia. The two sides also called for modernizin...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Newsperson in Beijing and worked for Guancha Net in Shanghai. My opinions are my own. Feel free to contact me by email: [email protected]
History PhD of George Washington University. A scholar on Cold War. Currently work as a post-doctoral research fellow at East China Normal University.
Decoding China’s tech frontier—AI, robotics, EVs, and more. Based in Hangzhou, China, we’re a small reporting team from a decade old Chinese tech media 差评 (Chaping).
Impulsive, reckless, and another side of views for Chinese technology. Used to work in Guan Cha and Global Times but my opinions are my own. Now I write tech stories in HangZhou! UwU Feel free to contact me by email: [email protected]
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