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Fudan University Affiliated Obstetrics and Gynecology Hospital and Alibaba Cloud launched the “Red House · Qiyuan” AI vertical large model for gynecology and obstetrics. The based “Xiao Hong” AI patient assistant passed Shanghai generative AI filing. It is the first approved application in medical services.
Manus will soon resume operations as an independent company after Chinese authorities refused to approve Meta’s acquisition. Users have until 24 August to save their work before the transition.
Counterpoint Research analyzed China's mandatory standard GB 44721—2026 for the safety requirements of intelligent connected vehicle autonomous driving systems. The standard takes effect on July 1, 2027, and its emphasis on multisensor fusion may create compliance challenges for pure-vision autonomous driving approaches.
China’s National Radio and Television Administration reported removing more than 13,300 non-compliant AI-modified videos and handling over 30 accounts in July. The program targets AI-generated content that distorts classic works, history, cultural symbols, or children’s animations.
China has released draft amendments to its e-commerce law, expanding regulatory reach to a broader range of digital economy participants. The proposal aims to tighten platform rules domestically while providing strategic protections for Chinese companies operating abroad.
China has released draft amendments to its E-Commerce Law, aiming to broaden the scope of regulation beyond traditional platforms and merchants. These revisions seek to modernize the legal framework governing the digital economy.
Two new AI policies have been released, perfectly aligning with Paradigm Intelligence's strategic layout and industry directions. They emphasize AI applications in electricity trading, energy scheduling, intelligent prediction, and decision-making scenarios.
Meta planned a $2B (140B RMB) acquisition of a Chinese AI firm, its third-largest deal ever. The deal lasted only 4 months before being stopped by Chinese authorities. Zuckerberg's bid highlights big tech's push into Chinese AI talent.