China's Ministry of Commerce introduces 17 measures to integrate AI into consumer goods, retail, and commerce, focusing on smart products, robots, and subsidies to boost consumption growth.
Datacenters are driving unprecedented growth in US clean energy, boosting wind and solar, but also leading utilities to build fossil-fuel plants and delay renewable transitions. Tech companies are investing heavily in self-generation due to grid connection delays.
AI's rapid advancement creates job uncertainty, destroying some roles while creating others. Historical parallels show technological disruption, but AI's unique implications necessitate globally agreed regulations for safe market entry, similar to drug testing.
Uzbekistan will create a roadmap for 120 recommendations from foreign investors, discussed at the Tashkent International Investment Forum. Proposals cover banking, energy, AI, and capital markets, aiming to align the country's investment framework with international standards.
Chinese AI developers are rapidly advancing to trillion-parameter foundation models, aiming to close the gap with US rivals like OpenAI and Anthropic. This push occurs as the US implements export controls restricting access to leading AI software, impacting global availability of top-tier models.
SpaceX shares dropped over 6% on Thursday, falling to $178.50, as investor enthusiasm waned after a strong IPO debut. The decline puts the company's $2.52 trillion valuation under pressure, potentially shedding over $150 billion. This follows a week of significant gains and investor reassessment of long-term prospects amid increased AI spending.
Hong Kong's observatory forecasts 4-7 typhoons by October, with El Niño potentially fueling super typhoons. Rapid intensification, a key challenge in meteorology, is difficult to predict with current technologies.
34家台灣新創公司在歐洲最大的科技展會VivaTech上展示人工智慧技術，旨在爭取商機與訂單。鴻海也參與展出AI伺服器機架與電動車原型。
A paper co-authored by Li Cheng of the University of Hong Kong suggests China could dismantle US AI dominance within 10-20 years. While the US leads in chips and infrastructure, China excels in energy and AI applications, with the gap in AI models narrowing.
Klarna's shift from full-time customer service to AI chatbots and gig workers illustrates AI's transformation of work. Experts predict AI will fragment jobs, leading to more precarious gig work, impacting white-collar professions and rolling back worker protections.
Hangzhou-based DeepSeek has raised approximately 50 billion yuan in a Series A funding round, achieving a post-investment valuation of about 400 billion yuan (US$59.2 billion). This valuation makes DeepSeek one of China's most valuable AI startups, surpassing Moonshot AI and MiniMax AI.
Apple CEO Tim Cook announced price increases on some products are unavoidable due to soaring memory-chip costs driven by the AI boom. Demand for chips has surged, with prices rising significantly, forcing Apple to consider passing costs to consumers.
The Shanghai Stock Exchange has updated listing rules for unprofitable AI firms, allowing them to go public on the Star Market if they have an anticipated market cap of at least 4 billion yuan and clear commercialization plans. This aims to support high-quality AI companies amid intense global competition.
The Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE) has updated listing rules for unprofitable AI firms, allowing LLM developers to go public on the Star Market with an anticipated market cap of at least 4 billion yuan and clear commercialization plans. The move aims to support high-quality AI companies amid intense global competition.
The Shanghai Stock Exchange has updated listing rules for unprofitable AI firms, allowing them to go public on the Star Market if they meet criteria like a 4 billion yuan market cap and clear commercialization plans. This aims to support high-quality AI companies amid intense global competition.
Former Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem has been appointed strategic adviser at NovaRed Mining Inc., a Canadian mineral exploration firm. This marks her third position in four months following her dismissal from DHS by President Trump.
Anthropic's AI advancements, including recursive self-improvement and cyber-attack capabilities, have prompted US policy shifts. The White House has banned foreign access to new models and Anthropic has shut them down, signaling a move towards regulation.
Kingboard Holdings will sell 155 million shares in Kingboard Laminates at a discount, aiming to expand business and production capacity to meet surging demand. The deal is expected to close on June 22.
China is accelerating the establishment of a global AI cooperation organization, welcoming all parties to join, according to senior Chinese officials. This initiative contrasts with the U.S. approach, which focuses on restricting foreign access to its AI models and offering them only to "trusted partners."
Chinese AI models are competitive with US counterparts, but hardware lags. While domestic chips are used for inference, pre-training still relies on foreign silicon. China is pushing for self-sufficiency in AI hardware across all development stages.
Brazil's top foreign policy adviser, Celso Amorim, stated that the AI race is a two-power contest between the US and China, with Latin America and Europe sidelined. He proposed Brazil should draw capital and technology from both sides, utilizing BRICS and the Global South to maintain balance.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang stated society must change with the advent of AI, advocating for widespread adoption. He highlighted AI's potential for economic growth and scientific breakthroughs, while also addressing concerns about job losses and existential threats.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang urged society to embrace AI, comparing its integration to the advent of automobiles. He emphasized the need for new social norms, government regulation, and safety standards, highlighting AI's potential for economic growth and scientific breakthroughs while acknowledging concerns about job losses.
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim and ASEAN Secretary General Kao Kim Hourn will attend the Russia-ASEAN Business Forum in Kazan on June 17. The forum will focus on IT, AI, trade, and logistics, bringing together business representatives from over fifteen countries.
