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Chinese AI Cracks Decade-Old Maths Problem Without Human Intervention
They added that although the AI could solve the problem on its own, guidance from a mathematician could speed up the process.
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Pacific Ocean Shrinking: Scientists Predict Formation Of A New Supercontinent
According to scientists, that slow-motion drift will one day result in the total closure of the Pacific Basin and the birth of a new supercontinent: Amasia.
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"If I Disappear...": Chinese Student Amid Crackdown Over Labour Activism
The video opens with the 21-year-old sociology student facing the camera. His voice quivers as he recounts his interrogation - his humiliation - for days at the hands of Beijing police.
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China's Peking University Buys Campus Space Near Oxford
China's Peking University is buying a 19th-century manor house near Oxford in southern England to use as a campus in a multimillion-dollar deal, the estate agent handling the deal told AFP on Thursday.
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Mild Sedatives May Prevent Delirium After Operations, Says Study
A mild sedative could greatly reduce the risk of people experiencing delirium after undergoing an operation, a new study has found.
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PM Modi Gifted Chinese Translations Of Ancient Indian Texts
Prime Minister Narendra Modi was today presented with a hand-painted oil-painting of himself by a Chinese painter and Chinese translations of ancient Indian texts including Bhagavad Gita and essays of Swami Vivekananda.
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Disenchanted Chinese Tech Companies Plot Escape From New York
Chinese tech firms have fallen out of love with America, and it shows - a growing number of them are looking to drop their listings in New York and head back home.
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Top One Percent Control a Third of China's Wealth: Report
The top one percent of households in Communist-ruled China control more than one third of the country's wealth, while the bottom 25 percent control just one hundredth, official media said, citing an academic report.
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Pollution hides Beijing skies; statues get masks
The smog is so bad even the statues wear masks. Or at least they do in photos of a campus stunt circulating online as parts of northern China suffered a sixth straight day of severe pollution.
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Gasping for a laugh as China smog persists
Pollution-weary residents of smog-hit Beijing turned to black humour to help cope with gruelling conditions Tuesday as a large swathe of China was covered by a thick blanket of haze for a sixth consecutive day.
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Censorship on photocopies at China University
Students and faculty at China's top university are being told they can no longer photocopy documents considered subversive. A report in today's Global Times newspaper quotes a police order posted in one copy room at Peking University that says, "Materials that express hate against the party, the state or the social politics ...
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Chinese AI Cracks Decade-Old Maths Problem Without Human Intervention
They added that although the AI could solve the problem on its own, guidance from a mathematician could speed up the process.
-
Pacific Ocean Shrinking: Scientists Predict Formation Of A New Supercontinent
According to scientists, that slow-motion drift will one day result in the total closure of the Pacific Basin and the birth of a new supercontinent: Amasia.
-
"If I Disappear...": Chinese Student Amid Crackdown Over Labour Activism
The video opens with the 21-year-old sociology student facing the camera. His voice quivers as he recounts his interrogation - his humiliation - for days at the hands of Beijing police.
-
China's Peking University Buys Campus Space Near Oxford
China's Peking University is buying a 19th-century manor house near Oxford in southern England to use as a campus in a multimillion-dollar deal, the estate agent handling the deal told AFP on Thursday.
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Mild Sedatives May Prevent Delirium After Operations, Says Study
A mild sedative could greatly reduce the risk of people experiencing delirium after undergoing an operation, a new study has found.
-
PM Modi Gifted Chinese Translations Of Ancient Indian Texts
Prime Minister Narendra Modi was today presented with a hand-painted oil-painting of himself by a Chinese painter and Chinese translations of ancient Indian texts including Bhagavad Gita and essays of Swami Vivekananda.
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Disenchanted Chinese Tech Companies Plot Escape From New York
Chinese tech firms have fallen out of love with America, and it shows - a growing number of them are looking to drop their listings in New York and head back home.
-
Top One Percent Control a Third of China's Wealth: Report
The top one percent of households in Communist-ruled China control more than one third of the country's wealth, while the bottom 25 percent control just one hundredth, official media said, citing an academic report.
-
Pollution hides Beijing skies; statues get masks
The smog is so bad even the statues wear masks. Or at least they do in photos of a campus stunt circulating online as parts of northern China suffered a sixth straight day of severe pollution.
-
Gasping for a laugh as China smog persists
Pollution-weary residents of smog-hit Beijing turned to black humour to help cope with gruelling conditions Tuesday as a large swathe of China was covered by a thick blanket of haze for a sixth consecutive day.
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Censorship on photocopies at China University
Students and faculty at China's top university are being told they can no longer photocopy documents considered subversive. A report in today's Global Times newspaper quotes a police order posted in one copy room at Peking University that says, "Materials that express hate against the party, the state or the social politics ...
