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Jobseekers In China Use Dating Apps for Work And Recruitment Sites For Dating. Here's Why
The practice also raises ethical questions, with some dating sites saying that business use violates community guidelines.
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China Removes Bitchat App From Apple Store Over Regulatory Concerns
Jack Dorsey’s decentralised messaging app Bitchat has been removed from Apple’s China App Store following regulatory concerns raised by Chinese authorities. The app, which operates without internet using Bluetooth mesh networks, was flagged for its potential to influence public opinion. Despite the removal, it remains available globally and has...
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"TikTok, We'Re Back": Mayor Zohran Mamdani Puts New York City Back On App
The city will now allow agencies to start posting again on the short-form social media site as long as departments follow a set of security precautions
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Chinese Robot Can Convert Any Parking Spot Into EV Charging Point
The Robot, branded as "Energy Tank", is a mobile charger and can charge vehicles by reaching them when summoned by using a smartphone.
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'Cyber Widowhood' In China Sparks Debate Over Emotional Bonds With AI Partners
The latest trend in China has raised concerns about the blurring of lines between human and AI relationships.
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Trump Administration To Receive $10 Billion Fee For TikTok Deal: Report
TikTok's Chinese owner, ByteDance, in January finalised a deal to establish a majority American-owned joint venture that will secure US data, to avoid a US ban on the short video app used by over 200 million Americans.
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India Eases Some Investment Norms For China After 6 Years Of Friction
India approved easing restrictions on Chinese investments in select sectors on Tuesday, in a major step by Prime Minister Narendra Modi to rebuild ties with Beijing and end six years of friction.
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Excerpt | Remember UC Browser? The Story Of How A Small Chinese App Once Gave Chrome A Run For Its Money
Its rise was fuelled by a perfect alignment with India's early internet realities - slow 2G/3G networks, low-end devices and a hunger for localised content. Its fall, however, was equally inevitable.
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Xiaomi Testing Experimental AI Agent Miclaw, Can Perform Complex Tasks Across Devices
Xiaomi, on Friday, announced a new artificial intelligence (AI) agent, dubbed miclaw, for its smartphones and smart home devices. The agentic AI assistant has now entered a limited closed beta phase, and the company is now testing how the agent performs in real-world scenarios. The Chinese tech giant said that the tool is designed to function as a ...
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Chinese Youth Follow "Reparenting" Trend, Guiding Their Parents Toward Modern Lifestyles
Some young people share their hobbies with their parents, just as friends do.
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Viral Chinese Safety App 'Are You Dead?' To Change Its Name
The app, whose name "Sileme" in Mandarin translates to "are you dead?", allows people living alone to register the name and email address of someone to contact in an emergency.
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Safety App 'Are You Dead' That Targets People Living Alone Becomes Viral Sensation In China
The app's popularity coincides with projections that China will have nearly 200 million single-person households by 2030.
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US Tourist Surprised By China's Parking System That Locks Cars Without Payment: "How Insane"
He showcased a Chinese parking system where a physical barrier automatically pops up to "trap" the car in its spot if the driver has not paid the required fee.
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Chinese Brands Aiming to Win Users with AI Features That Apple Lacks: Report
Chinese smartphone makers are said to be aiming to capitalise on Apple’s continued delay in rolling out artificial intelligence (AI) features by luring iPhone users to switch to their devices. According to a report, China-based original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) such as Honor, Huawei, Oppo, Vivo, and Xiaomi have begun promoting apps that hel...
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Claude Jailbroken by Chinese Hackers to Orchestrate First-of-Its-Kind AI Cyberattack
Anthropic has confirmed that Claude was used in a large-scale agentic cyberattack in September, marking the first known incident where an AI system carried out most of an operation with minimal human input. The company says a Chinese state-sponsored group jailbroke Claude by disguising malicious tasks as harmless subtasks. Claude then autonomously ...
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Jobseekers In China Use Dating Apps for Work And Recruitment Sites For Dating. Here's Why
The practice also raises ethical questions, with some dating sites saying that business use violates community guidelines.
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China Removes Bitchat App From Apple Store Over Regulatory Concerns
Jack Dorsey’s decentralised messaging app Bitchat has been removed from Apple’s China App Store following regulatory concerns raised by Chinese authorities. The app, which operates without internet using Bluetooth mesh networks, was flagged for its potential to influence public opinion. Despite the removal, it remains available globally and has...
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"TikTok, We'Re Back": Mayor Zohran Mamdani Puts New York City Back On App
The city will now allow agencies to start posting again on the short-form social media site as long as departments follow a set of security precautions
-
Chinese Robot Can Convert Any Parking Spot Into EV Charging Point
The Robot, branded as "Energy Tank", is a mobile charger and can charge vehicles by reaching them when summoned by using a smartphone.
-
'Cyber Widowhood' In China Sparks Debate Over Emotional Bonds With AI Partners
The latest trend in China has raised concerns about the blurring of lines between human and AI relationships.
-
Trump Administration To Receive $10 Billion Fee For TikTok Deal: Report
TikTok's Chinese owner, ByteDance, in January finalised a deal to establish a majority American-owned joint venture that will secure US data, to avoid a US ban on the short video app used by over 200 million Americans.
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India Eases Some Investment Norms For China After 6 Years Of Friction
India approved easing restrictions on Chinese investments in select sectors on Tuesday, in a major step by Prime Minister Narendra Modi to rebuild ties with Beijing and end six years of friction.
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Excerpt | Remember UC Browser? The Story Of How A Small Chinese App Once Gave Chrome A Run For Its Money
Its rise was fuelled by a perfect alignment with India's early internet realities - slow 2G/3G networks, low-end devices and a hunger for localised content. Its fall, however, was equally inevitable.
-
Xiaomi Testing Experimental AI Agent Miclaw, Can Perform Complex Tasks Across Devices
Xiaomi, on Friday, announced a new artificial intelligence (AI) agent, dubbed miclaw, for its smartphones and smart home devices. The agentic AI assistant has now entered a limited closed beta phase, and the company is now testing how the agent performs in real-world scenarios. The Chinese tech giant said that the tool is designed to function as a ...
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Chinese Youth Follow "Reparenting" Trend, Guiding Their Parents Toward Modern Lifestyles
Some young people share their hobbies with their parents, just as friends do.
-
Viral Chinese Safety App 'Are You Dead?' To Change Its Name
The app, whose name "Sileme" in Mandarin translates to "are you dead?", allows people living alone to register the name and email address of someone to contact in an emergency.
-
Safety App 'Are You Dead' That Targets People Living Alone Becomes Viral Sensation In China
The app's popularity coincides with projections that China will have nearly 200 million single-person households by 2030.
-
US Tourist Surprised By China's Parking System That Locks Cars Without Payment: "How Insane"
He showcased a Chinese parking system where a physical barrier automatically pops up to "trap" the car in its spot if the driver has not paid the required fee.
-
Chinese Brands Aiming to Win Users with AI Features That Apple Lacks: Report
Chinese smartphone makers are said to be aiming to capitalise on Apple’s continued delay in rolling out artificial intelligence (AI) features by luring iPhone users to switch to their devices. According to a report, China-based original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) such as Honor, Huawei, Oppo, Vivo, and Xiaomi have begun promoting apps that hel...
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Claude Jailbroken by Chinese Hackers to Orchestrate First-of-Its-Kind AI Cyberattack
Anthropic has confirmed that Claude was used in a large-scale agentic cyberattack in September, marking the first known incident where an AI system carried out most of an operation with minimal human input. The company says a Chinese state-sponsored group jailbroke Claude by disguising malicious tasks as harmless subtasks. Claude then autonomously ...
