Sinocism
Bill Bishop, Thomas des Garets Geddes, Drew Thompson, Jacob Mardell, James Farquharson, Tara PalmeriGet smarter about China
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German Chancellor Merz in Beijing; Shanghai relaxes housing purchase restrictions; PLA purges; Cyberspace; US-China
PRC actors using OpenAI for information operations - OpenAI issued a report titled Disrupting Malicious Uses of AI that documented several case studies, including some by PRC actors. One targeted Japanese Prime Minister Takaichi, another we...
Ratcheting up the economic coercion on Japan; Mixed holiday economic data; Germany's Merz arrives in Beijing; US-China; AI; Political education campaign ahead of 15th Five-Year Plan
Welcome to the Year of the Horse. 1. Ramping up economic coercion on Japan - The Ministry of Commerce started its Year of the Horse work with a ratcheting up of economic coercion against Japan. Today they placed 20 Japanese entities on its ...
DeepSeek distilling Open AI?; Japan seizes PRC fishing boat; US-China; CIA video targets PLA; Spring Festival Internet cleanup
Bloomberg reports that OpenAI has sent a memo to the House Select Committee on China accusing DeepSeek of surreptitiously distilling OpenAI models to “free-ride on the capabilities developed by OpenAI and other US frontier labs.” I thought ...
Sharp China: Pending Taiwan Arms Sales; Jimmy Lai Sentenced; Takaichi Secures a Supermajority; AI Models as Propaganda Vectors
On today’s show Andrew and Bill begin with the reports that the PRC is threatening to scuttle Trump’s visit to Beijing over a second arms package from the U.S. to Taiwan, including thoughts on next moves from the U.S., how this arms shipmen...
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Writes The Sinocism Newsletter https://sinocism.com about China, tweets @niubi Human of Tashi the Golden Doodle https://tashigd.substack.com Investor in Substack
Exec. Director of Sinification. Associate fellow at the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI). Former analyst at MERICS.
I am a Senior Fellow at the S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies (RSIS) in Singapore, and previously oversaw the U.S. Department of Defense's relationships with China, Taiwan and Mongolia.
Lead Analyst at Sinification. Former analyst at the Mercator Institute for China Studies (MERICS). Fellow at the China Global South Project.
Associate Research Analyst at Sinification; Master's student at Peking University focusing on late-Qing history [email protected]
Investigative political journalist. Host of "The Tara Palmeri Show." Author of "The Red Letter." No Bias. No Agenda. Just the Scoop.
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