New AI-driven photo app wows China, but privacy fears loom

New AI-driven photo app wows China, but privacy fears loom [CGTN]
New AI-driven photo app wows China, but privacy fears loom [CGTN]
CGTN | 17-Aug-2023

Viral AI portrait apps that many say are shockingly accurate and compelling, are sweeping across China. However, concerns over data security have also emerged. With China’s implementation of the “Interim Measures for the Management of Generative Artificial Intelligence Services” on Tuesday, the controversy surrounding AI applications highlights the development of this technology within an emerging regulatory framework. Check out the video and subscribe to the channel for more China’s stories! Continue reading “New AI-driven photo app wows China, but privacy fears loom”

Scholars say it’s impossible for the U.S. to decouple with China in AI, here’s why

Scholars say it's impossible for the U.S. to decouple with China in AI [CGTN]
Scholars say it’s impossible for the U.S. to decouple with China in AI [CGTN]
CGTN | 27-July-2023

Data suggests U.S. visas issued to Chinese graduate-level students fell more than 80 percent from 2016-2021. The drop was even greater among majors in mathematics, computer science and artificial intelligence, as high as 87 percent across the same period. Along with visa restrictions, funding is down. There are fewer joint publications and more canceled research partnerships. Nearly 98 percent of previous U.S. funding for collaborative AI projects with Chinese institutions was cut from 2017 to 2020. Competition is in the air. But scholars say complete decoupling proves impossible. Check out the video and subscribe to the channel for more China’s stories! Continue reading “Scholars say it’s impossible for the U.S. to decouple with China in AI, here’s why”