China Technology

China eyes AI dominance with massive data advantage, risking mass layoffs at home and fueling a high-stakes global showdown.

Nine CCP-linked firms are suspected of quietly operating in the United States despite being blacklisted over risks to U.S. national security.

Six Chinese business executives and academics expressed views familiar to contemporaries from more than 80 nations attending an annual conference.

Prosecutors said dozens of officers conducted raids in Brussels, the Flanders and Wallonia regions, and Portugal.

‘Once a person tastes freedom, they won’t go back to watching the CCP’s toxic media,’ said Gan Wenwei, who helped Chinese people bypass the internet firewall.

The president said there’s ‘a lot of interest’ in buying TikTok, and that Beijing will ‘play a role’ in any potential deal.

The decision comes after an argument on the video sharing app reportedly led to a teenager stabbing another teen to death.

The CCP will ‘exploit any tool at its disposal to undermine our national security, spew harmful disinformation, and collect data on Americans,’ they warned.

The legislation is aimed at countering China’s influence at international wireless standard-setting bodies.

‘China’s cyber espionage reached new levels of maturity, with adversaries maintaining a higher operational tempo,’ the report says.

The Industry ministry, which oversees a wide range of advanced technology sectors, didn’t offer any explanation.

Companies are advised to constantly update their apps and software and patch known network vulnerabilities to prevent such attacks.

‘AI can be a huge resource for good, but it can also be a weapon if it’s in the wrong hands,’ says CFO Jimmy Patronis in a statement.

From rocket launches to mega-constellations, China races against Starlink, chasing a slice of the fast-growing sky-high internet market.

The DeepSeek AI app was removed from South Korea’s app stores on Feb. 15 because of data privacy concerns.

China ‘builds the firewall because it knows very well that their ideas would not work if there were really a free exchange of ideas,’ Michael Pack said.

The vice president said the Trump administration is open to collaboration on artificial intelligence but would reject heavy regulation and ideological bias.

The CCP has always relied on studying foreign military technology such as U.S. equipment left behind in Afghanistan, former military engineer Zhao Jie said.

An Epoch Times investigation into China’s DeepSeek AI found that the chatbot is hard-coded with CCP censorship and propaganda.

The new artificial intelligence program from China has triggered bans in several countries and leaves questions over ethics and data security.