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What Chinese AI model Kimi’s success says about the next phase of US-China AI race (opens the original)
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In January 2025, the release of a Chinese artificial intelligence model called DeepSeek R1 drew global attention and briefly triggered market panic. It was a low-cost, quality product that was compared to ChatGPT and other top models from the United States as discussions about AI-related overspending were gaining ground. DeepSeek also evoked curiosity and questions — just how capable is China’s AI sector? In parallel, OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, accused DeepSeek of copying its technology
China This Week | Poll shows favourable view of China over US, new GDP data, and Rubio-Wang meeting (opens the original)
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China is viewed more favourably than the United States in many countries today, according to a recent survey conducted by the think tank Pew Research Center. Pew has been tracking views of the two nations since 2002, and this year’s report saw many firsts, including China enjoying a better perception in relation to the US. It also marks a reversal after Covid-19 — when the favourability of China hit near-historic lows. Speaking of Covid-19, China released economic data for Q2 (April to June) tha
Everything about the Jantar Mantar protest is political — as it should be (opens the original)
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An old joke goes that the word “politics” comes from two root words: “Poly” or many, and “ticks” or blood-sucking creatures. The word’s actual origins can be traced to “polis”, or the Greek word for the city-state. It was the civic unit under which citizens and those holding power engaged with one another for creating a better quality of life. But over 2,000 years later, “politics” evokes a much more adverse reaction — a feeling of being compromised, of something dirty. The disgust is not limite
Everything about the Jantar Mantar protest is political — as it should be (opens the original)
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An old joke goes that the word “politics” comes from two root words: “Poly” or many, and “ticks” or blood-sucking creatures. The word’s actual origins can be traced to “polis”, or the Greek word for the city-state. It was the civic unit under which citizens and those holding power engaged with one another for creating a better quality of life. But over 2,000 years later, “politics” evokes a much more adverse reaction — a feeling of being compromised, of something dirty. The disgust is not limite
China This Week | What 3 new developments in China’s military and space sectors reveal (opens the original)
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The last few days have seen three important events in the Chinese military and space sectors, with new appointments, tests indicating expanding technical capabilities, and more. On July 3, Chinese President Xi Jinping signed orders to promote two senior military officers to the rank of general, which is the highest active rank for an officer. These come at a time when “anti-corruption” purges have led to churn and removal in China’s key military bodies. A few days later, state media reported tha
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