DeepSeek’s world-beatingly efficient AI chatbot, dancing robots on China’s most-watched TV show and a trillion CNY in state support for the private sector have rekindled optimism among and about the country’s tech start-ups. #China #ChinaTechnology https://t.co/1VdwugNSKT
China Daily @chinadaily: Proactive policy helps woo foreign investors - https://t.co/w0133bjYIz. #MachineLearning #industry40 #ArtificialIntelligence https://t.co/V5k6CYZh0k
Some tech figures now believe that China is the perfect example of adopting AI technology, as Chinese are exposed to more sophisticated technologies -- from EV to robots -- than the U.S. one, said a recent article on The Economist. #AI https://t.co/WKpS1RXE1f
Chinese technology enterprises are making strides in the development of humanoid robots, showcasing capabilities that include martial arts and acrobatics. The success of these innovations is concentrated in Hangzhou, which is home to some of the country's leading start-ups. A recent article in The Economist suggests that China is increasingly viewed as a leader in adopting advanced AI technologies, surpassing the U.S. in exposure to sophisticated innovations, including electric vehicles and robotics. Additionally, the Chinese government's proactive policies have attracted foreign investment in the tech sector. Notable advancements include DeepSeek's highly efficient AI chatbot and the presence of dancing robots on popular television, supported by significant state investment amounting to a trillion CNY for the private sector, which has renewed optimism in China's tech landscape.