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@ritacyliao shared
On Jan 31, 2023
Really curious to see how Baidu manages to incorporate censorship into its ChatGPT-style chatbot while giving it enough 'freedom' https://t.co/DVdJrtuEpf
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Would Baidu’s answer to ChatGPT make a difference?

Would Baidu’s answer to ChatGPT make a difference?

Baidu, China’s top search engine provider and robotaxi developer, is apparently working on its own counterpart to ChatGPT. The news, first reported by Bloomberg and The Wall Street Journal, ...

@ruima shared
On Feb 2, 2023
I mean, is there really a single proven method of innovation for every technology and stage of business? Read the full post here (there's also some geopolitical stuff too): https://t.co/BmkToeCs3a
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The Sober Potential and Rising in Southeast Asia

The Sober Potential and Rising in Southeast Asia

A report from my first trip to #southeastasia since Covid. Sober and disciplined, a new era of potential is rising.

@ruima shared
On Feb 1, 2023
Below from @ZeyiYang covers a book that complains (?) abt how recent tech entrepreneurship opportunities haven’t benefited all classes equally. Rural, elderly, less educated etc. ??? Where does it? Certainly not here in the Bay or any places I know of. U? https://t.co/GqPro2u3FE
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Who gets to be a tech entrepreneur in China?

Who gets to be a tech entrepreneur in China?

A new book, The Labor of Reinvention, explores the increasingly blurry line between employment and entrepreneurship in the country’s digital economy.

@SCMPTech shared
On Feb 2, 2023
China’s e-commerce market sees at least 89 platforms close in 2022 amid Covid-19 controls, fierce competition, weak spending https://t.co/6JGAFJ5uRO
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China’s e-commerce market sees at least 89 platforms close in 2022 amid Covid-19 controls, fierce competition, weak spending

China’s e-commerce market sees at least 89 platforms close in 2022 amid Covid-19 controls, fierce competition, weak spending

A number of the platforms that closed shop last year were once backed or funded by Chinese e-commerce giants like Alibaba and JD.com.

@niubi shared
On Feb 1, 2023
Officials told the Justice Department that leaders of TuSimple, a self-driving-truck company, should face economic-espionage charges for allegedly passing technology to China, people familiar with the matter say https://t.co/7ANtcX07vu via @WSJ
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Leaders of Self-Driving-Truck Company Face Espionage Concerns Over China Ties

Leaders of Self-Driving-Truck Company Face Espionage Concerns Over China Ties

A national-security review sparked concerns over TuSimple executives’ alleged technology transfer to China.

@ReutersChina shared
On Feb 2, 2023
U.S. investors have plowed billions into China's AI sector, report shows https://t.co/MbryRh2bLn
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U.S. investors have plowed billions into China's AI sector, report shows

U.S. investors have plowed billions into China's AI sector, report shows

U.S. investors including the investment arms of Intel Corp and Qualcomm Inc accounted for nearly a fifth of investments in Chinese artificial intelligence companies from 2015 to 2021, a ...

@TechCrunch shared
On Feb 1, 2023
Tiger Global's India returns 'way below average' but firm remains bullish, says Scott Shleifer https://t.co/D5Zk8Trsa3 by @refsrc
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Tiger Global says India returns have ‘sucked historically’ but remains bullish

Tiger Global says India returns have ‘sucked historically’ but remains bullish

Tiger Global believes India is likely to produce the highest equity returns globally, its partner Scott Shleifer said.

@TechCrunch shared
On Jan 28, 2023
Fifth Wall, focused on real estate tech and managing $3.2B, looks to eat up even more of its market https://t.co/Rx4jOvHXMa by @cookie
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Fifth Wall, focused on real estate tech and managing $3.2B, looks to eat up even more of its market

Fifth Wall, focused on real estate tech and managing $3.2B, looks to eat up even more of its market

Brendan Wallace’s ambition is beginning to seem almost limitless. The L.A.-based venture firm that Wallace and cofounder Brad Greiwe launched less than seven years ago already has $3.2 ...