India's public discourse has shifted from viewing China as a villain to a more neutral stance, influenced by Moscow's push for a Russia-India-China strategic triangle. This development is significant as it aims to ease tensions between India and China.
Gia đình họ Lei ở Hà Nam đã tìm thấy người con trai mất tích 35 năm, Lei Zeqing, nhờ một nhóm WeChat. Anh Zeqing bị lạc năm 14 tuổi và đã trải qua nhiều biến cố trước khi được đoàn tụ.
China's cybersecurity watchdog warns against third-party AI 'skills' packages that bypass safety guardrails or offer crypto-mining functions, citing risks of data leaks and money laundering. Users are advised to use official channels and limit permissions.
China's Ministry of State Security warns developers about risks of using 'AI relay services' for accessing overseas AI models, citing data leaks, privacy breaches, and illicit data trading concerns.
Tencent is integrating WeChat with smartphone AI assistants from major Chinese phone makers like Huawei and Xiaomi. This move aims to keep its 1.4 billion users engaged by allowing voice commands for messaging and calls within the app, reversing past restrictions.
A Chinese netizen reported that WeChat payment failed when trying to split a 192 yuan meal bill among three people, showing "system busy" for a 64 yuan share. The incident sparked discussion online, coinciding with the 37th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square incident and heightened social monitoring in China.
EUA propõem nova sobretaxa de 12,5% sobre produtos brasileiros, alegando concorrência desleal. Mercado financeiro também é impactado por incertezas no Oriente Médio e alta do petróleo.
Tencent is reportedly testing an AI agent for its WeChat ecosystem, with plans to begin compliance processes this month for a potential public launch. The news boosted Tencent's stock, which has fallen over 20% this year.
China's military used electronic interference to drive away a Dutch warship near the disputed Paracel Islands, accusing the Dutch navy of triggering 'miscalculation'
Chinese-language videos suspected to be AI deepfakes with different narrators berating Singapore for its treatment of China and sidling up to the United States have caused a stir online and sparked discussion on their source. The clips, each featuring an individual in a different setting and circulating on Chinese platforms such as Douyin and WeChat, were most likely generated by artificial intelligence, according to digital experts, pointing to clues such as identical scripts. A check by This...
The queues start to form before the lunchtime rush at Phed Mark, a Bangkok kitchen with a pop-up feel that dishes up steaming plateloads of pad kaphrao – a runny fried egg with fiery minced meat over rice – to a clientele of mainly Chinese tourists. Founded by YouTuber Mark Wein, Phed Mark has turned a Thai staple into a must-eat for Chinese visitors, who defy the heat to patiently wait each day on plastic stools for their turn outside the Ekkamai bus terminal. A lot has to do with its...
China's Ministry of State Security has accused foreign organisations of funding anti-China media and think tanks to promote the 'lying flat' lifestyle concept among Chinese youth. The ministry claims these organisations helped influencers create videos advertising that 'lying flat is justice' and 'anti-overwork is equivalent to anti-exploitation', with the intention of eroding perseverance among young people and undermining societal values.
Çin merkezli yapay zeka şirketi DeepSeek, teknoloji dünyasında büyük yankı uyandıran V3 modelinin ardından merakla beklenen dördüncü nesil yapay zeka modeli DeepSeek V4’ün önizleme sürümünü resmi olarak duyurdu. Şirketin WeChat hesabı üzerinden yaptığı açıklamaya göre, yeni model “Pro” ve “Flash” olmak üzere iki farklı versiyonla teknoloji tutkunlarının ve geliştiricilerin karşısına çıkıyor. Aralık 2024’te piyasaya sürülen […]
WeChat has updated its content rules to ban AI and automated publishing, citing concerns over machine-generated content displacing human creators and spreading low-quality material.
