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AI stock falls are sore spot for China’s self-reliance strategy
Investor concerns are growing over the earnings of Chinese AI companies.
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Deep Tech
Worken combines active robot counts, autonomous working hours, and output efficiency, and could support pricing based on work delivered.
The company has raised funds through crowdfunding to develop smart glasses that combine photography, live translation, and AI-guided tours.
The move comes as ByteDance directs more resources toward AI models and professional creators.
DramaBuddy will equip creators with access to stories, production tools, and distribution as the company expands its animated microdrama business.
Exporters are making inroads into Hong Kong hospitals that have long relied on GE, Philips, and Siemens.
The steelmaker has integrated AI into core production processes, including furnace operations, steel rolling, quality inspection, and scheduling.
Founder Wang Xingxing predicts a breakthrough in physical AI within one to three years.
Equipment sales account for the bulk of revenue as the company automates drone deployment and expands overseas through local operators.
