[Manthink]

A group of Canadian motor heads headed to Shanghai...and thought they had landed in another planet...

[Geneco]

Cannot be cannot be....

Sure gotch peepur notch happy about this lololololol....

[WhatDoYouThink!]

Ermaos shd save some money to visit china. They still think china is still in mao’s era

[CHAOS]

[url=https://ibb.co.com/6bQkKP8]

[Manthink]

UN Report’s on Generative AI (July 2024)

According to the report, the Top Ten applicants include Tencent (2,074 inventions), Ping An Insurance (1,564), Baidu (1,234), Chinese Academy of Sciences (607), IBM (601), Alibaba Group (571), Samsung Electronics (468), Alphabet (443), ByteDance (418), and Microsoft (377). In terms of location, China (38,210 inventions) led the field, far outpacing US (6,276 inventions), Republic of Korea (4,155), Japan (3,409) and India (1,350).



https://news.un.org/en/story/2024/07/1151761

[Manthink]

China is creating more AI-centric business and new industry faster than what we see from US-based tech firms... With or without advanced chips or DUV/EUV tech.
How do they do that ? By producing more efficient AI algorithms..
The unintended side-benefit is Chinese AI datacentre will naturally be energy efficient.

A four-second video generated by Chinese text-to-video AI tool Vidu - All you need is to ask the s/w to generate a video of a bustling street in Tokyo during winter

[Manthink]

 

China now global leader in 90% of critical tech research, says Think tank ASPI

TOKYO -- China is the top research nation in the vast majority of advanced technologies, according to a new study by an Australian think tank that calls on the U.S. and its Asian allies to work together to catch up. China grabbed the top spot in 57 areas, or nearly 90%, for papers released between 2019 and 2023, according to a report released Wednesday.
This represents a turnaround from the 2003-2007 period, when the U.S. led in 60 out of 64 categories,



https://asia.nikkei.com/Business/Technol...think-tank

[WhatDoYouThink!]

Let’s hope china and xjp would invent something to benefit ermaos here. Very kekxim to see them being left behind and degenerate

[Geneco]

need some advice who ish sure notch happy about this lololololol....

[sgbuffett]

Progress of Chjna is really impressive.
Recently they managed to make ball point pens.
This is something very difficult...not many countries can do it.

https://twitter.com/XHNews/status/819105...f_src=1123

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/worl...by-itself/

[WhatDoYouThink!]

Why post something quite old and call it recent?

[Levin]

A group of Canadian motor heads headed to Shanghai...and thought they had landed in another planet...

Good video. Do read the comments below as they are well worth reading.

[WhatDoYouThink!]

19k only! 二毛们买不买？

[Manthink]

Why post something quite old and call it recent?

Simple - sgbuffett is just making a political statement about China's past vs today's reality. 

To the Chinese, that is an encouragement which China-hater will always fail to understand 

https://qz.com/881960/the-humble-ballpoi...on-economy

[Manthink]

Good video. Do read the comments below as they are well worth reading.

In the final segment while the Canadians were wow'd by features and quality of BYD-Merc MPV, they learn how far behind the West are and their gov had been lying about China...

[Levin]

In the final segment while the Canadians were wow'd by features and quality of BYD-Merc MPV, they learn how far behind the West are and their gov had been lying about China...

The two points raised in the video which I considered important are:

• that US subsidized their car manufacturers more than the Chinese government subisidized the Chinese car manufacturers. Yet the US car manufacturers used that money for share buybacks and bonuses instead of innovation. research and manufacturing.
  
• That the attitude of the sales staff of auto parts in US is way worse than the sales staff of the Chinese auto parts suppliers (The Canadians are there to source for parts).
  

[Manthink]

The two points raised in the video which I considered important are:

• that US subsidized their car manufacturers a more than the Chinese government subisidized the Chinese car manufacturers. Yet the US car manufacturers used that money for share buybacks and bonuses instead of innovation. research and manufacturing.
  
• That the attitude of the sales staff of auto parts in US is way worse than the sales staff of the Chinese auto parts suppliers (The Canadians are there to source for parts).
  

I LOVE to hear from what those Canadian Youtubers hv to say about their gov and leadership...