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Chinese AI startups are increasingly targeting the U.S. market as they seek to generate revenue to support their high valuations and cover computing costs. Among these companies, Shanghai-based MiniMax has emerged as a leader with its successful Talkie companion chatbot. Other notable firms, including ByteDance, are also launching AI products overseas to tap into the larger pool of high-spending users in the U.S. This trend reflects a broader strategy among Chinese tech companies to expand internationally amid regulatory challenges in both the U.S. and China. The competitive landscape is evolving rapidly, with new startups entering the robotics and AI sectors regularly, highlighting the dynamic nature of the global tech industry.