WenHao

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Freelance journalist Wenhao.substack.com

Despite embedded censorship and tendencies to produce propaganda, China's AI models have remained popular around the world. In this @chinafile.bsky.social story, I explored why and how AI has become a form of soft power in Beijing’s tech competition with Washington. www.chinafile.com/reporting-op...

Censorship Is Not Deterring Global Adoption of Chinese AI

China tech watchers have quickly pointed that Chinese LLMs face an obstacle almost guaranteed to hinder its capability and potential to compete with similar Western products: censorship. But DeepSeek ...

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The US embassy in China usually gets mid to lower-hundred likes for each of its WeChat posts. Trump's statement on the death of Khamenei got over 10,000. (On the other hand, the same post didn't do particularly well on Weibo)

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Very sad that kill line didn’t become a bigger discourse in the US because I was so ready to write something about its inventor Lao A after spending two hours listening to his race-mixing theory on Bilibili, which was so racist that I wanted to give myself a lobotomy

Sensing a growing anxiety among general public in China over AI. CCTV did a segment on Seedance 2.0 the other day and the bilibili comments were all questioning if AI will actually lead to a better future. Seen a lot of social media posts complaining about AI’s negative impact in the workplace.

The China media circle here is way too 卷 like what do you mean I’m competing with graduates of Yale and Princeton for some entry level job come on shouldn’t you guys be working at JP Morgan or something

Okay what's really going on with this Lunar New Year and Chinese New Year thing like is this just the latest manufactured controversy or do some Chinese people have like legit concerns that their culture is being erased..?