He also had strong opinions about people's "god-given" rights to eat a hotdog and flirt with someone who isn't their spouse.
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Nvidia's Jensen Huang says China will win AI
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang recently sparked controversy by stating, “China is going to win the AI race” against the United ...
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DeepSeek researcher pessimistic over AI's impact in startup's first public appearance since success
DeepSeek made its first public appearance in almost a year after it became a global sensation, fielding a senior researcher ...
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang clarifies ‘China will win AI race’: That’s not what I said, what I said was
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has denied claiming China would win the AI race, stating he only acknowledged China's strong AI technology and large researche ...
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Kimi K2 Chinese AI model beats ChatGPT 5 in Humanity's Last Exam, Nvidia CEO says China will win AI race
Moonshot from Beijing has launched Kimi K2 Thinking, an AI model outperforming GPT-5 at a fraction of the cost. This ...
As AI systems grow more powerful, their potential to endanger public safety and social stability has raised alarms.
Nvidia stock down today as the AI giant faces its sharpest crash of 2025. Shares of $NVDA plunged over 16% since Monday, ...
Liang Wenfeng is China’s leading tech billionaire and co-founded High-Flyer in 2015. His DeepSeek AI model took the world by ...
Kimi K2 Thinking sets ‘new records across benchmarks that assess reasoning, coding and agent capabilities’, Moonshot AI researchers say.
At the opening of the Beijing Forum on Friday, a diplomat highlighted that China's wealth of talent, data and vibrant AI ...
China Internet Development Report 2025 is released at a press conference during the ongoing 2025 World Internet Conference ...
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says there are no active discussions about selling high-end AI chips to China. Nvidia remains caught ...
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