China's Baidu launches 2 new free AI models to compete with DeepSeek as industry competition heats up
BEIJING: China's Baidu said on Sunday (Mar 16) it has launched two new artificial intelligence (AI) models, including a new reasoning-focused model that it said rivalled DeepSeek's model, as it vies to stand out in a fiercely competitive AI race.
A powerful new AI tool Manus is making waves in China, fuelling hopes that it could replicate the success of DeepSeek.
Asianet Newsable on MSN4d
Beijing introduces AI classes for kids as young as six: Students to study chatbots, ethicsIn a move to strengthen China's position as a global leader in artificial intelligence (AI), Beijing has introduced AI ...
Schools in Beijing will introduce artificial intelligence courses to primary and secondary students to strengthen China’s ...
SHANGHAI: China's securities watchdog has stepped up monitoring of fake information in the stock market and is working with ...
Beijing's decision to make AI education mandatory comes as China powers ahead in the AI race, with its homegrown startups ...
BEIJING -- The world's first universal embodied artificial intelligence platform that supports multiple body types and ...
The rapid deployment of DeepSeek across multiple universities in Beijing marks a significant step in the digital transformation of higher education in China. As an AI-driven education tool, DeepSeek ...
Other countries like Estonia, England, Canada, South Korea, and America are training students on how to use AI too.
BEIJING -- Beijing will introduce artificial intelligence courses for primary and secondary school students, in an effort to ...
The Manila Times on MSN3d
Beijing to roll out AI lessons for studentsAll elementary and high school schools in Beijing will introduce artificial intelligence (AI) classes later this year, state ...
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