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Yunnan Baiyao Group, a Chinese medicine developer and manufacturer, announced on July 25 its signing of the "Comprehensive Cooperation Agreement on Artificial Intelligence Drug R&D," alongside Shenzhen-based tech giant Huawei.
Microsoft introduced a new AI, the sole purpose of which is to best people in the game of Mahjong.
On August 9, SenseTime, an artificial intelligence software company, launched its first household consumer artificial intelligence product – "SenseRobot", an AI Chinese chess-playing robot.
ChatGPT is sparking an entrepreneurial movement in China, attracting a steady stream of new members. Some of them come from major companies such as Alibaba, Kuaishou, Bytedance, Tencent and others.
Chinese facial recognition tech unicorn SenseTime signed a deal with the Abu Dhabi Investment Office (ADIO) to base its regional research and development (R&D) headquarters in Abu Dhabi, according to SenseTime’s WeChat account.
SenseTime, an artificial intelligence software company, announced on July 26 that it has reached a strategic cooperation agreement with GAC Group.
On Jan. 15, China’s leading mixed reality (MR) and artificial intelligence (AI) startup Rokid revealed its latest binocular MR glasses, Rokid Vision 2, at Rokid Open Day’s online event.
Tencent has set up a project team named "HunyuanAide" for developing ChatGPT-like conversational products. At present, the team has at least 7 team leaders and 7 sponsors.
Boolv, an AI video generation software as a service (SaaS) provider, closed two consecutive rounds of funding for nearly $10 million within three months.
AI-powered chronic disease treatment platform Synapsor has recently completed a fresh round of financing worth tens of millions of dollars, with Xiaomi reportedly serving as lead investor.
Following SenseTime's recent ban, the U.S. Treasury Department placed eight more Chinese companies, including DJI, a drone maker, on an investment blacklist.
A team from the School of Computer Science at Fudan University in China has released their own ChatGPT-like model, MOSS. They compared MOSS to a "smart child" that has shown the potential to become a framework of artificial general intelligence (AGI).