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Major international investment institutions have recently given higher ratings to listed Chinese companies, with a focus on AI, advanced manufacturing, pharmaceuticals and financial companies. Market analysts said the moves signal growing international interest in Chinese assets amid complex global conditions.
Read the original →Beijing is urging AI companies to register digital beings. China is moving to regulate its rapidly growing AI avatar industry.
Read the original →Chinese AI firms have secured billions in funding. They are targeting infrastructure expansion and global competition with U.S. rivals.
Read the original →India is expanding university access to national AI datasets, models and development tools through AIKosh. The aim is to strengthen research, skills and practical AI innovation across higher education institutions.
Read the original →Karnataka plans to extend AI training in government schools to Class 6. Google and private firms are being considered for the programme.
Read the original →SK Telecom, Kakao and KT are set to begin pilot services this month under the South Korean initiative.
Read the original →Companies are looking to rebalance supply chains as AI demand grows worldwide.
Read the original →U.S. chip company AMD announced Wednesday that it plans to establish an artificial intelligence research center in Korea by the end of this year.
Read the original →The platform will be designed to be more proactive, personalised and trusted, according to the DGE director general.
Read the original →The UAE is training around 80,000 government employees to become AI "super users," the country's minister for artificial intelligence said Tuesday. Ai Everything Abu Dhabi opened with officials pitching the capital as a ready-made home for compute, capital and early adopters. The minister is Omar Sultan Al Olama, UAE Minister of State for Artificial Intelligence.
Read the original →Abu Dhabi has set a goal of becoming the world's first AI-native government by 2027. TAMM has been developed as a unified platform for government services.
Read the original →The AiNative initiative will equip citizens, residents and government employees with critical tech skills.
Read the original →Claude Startups gives young or newly funded companies a free year of Claude Team and USD 1,000 in API credits.
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