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Italy's Regulator Blocks Chinese AI App DeepSeek on Data Protection
Italy's data protection authority, the Garante has directed DeepSeek to restrict its AI assistant in Italy. The Garante's order - aimed at protecting Italian users' data - came after the Chinese companies that supply the DeepSeek chatbot service provided information that "was considered to totally insufficient."
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US Commerce Department Said to Be Probing DeepSeek's Alleged Use of Restricted AI Chips
Last week, China's Deepseek launched a free assistant to compete with established US models like OpenAI's ChatGPT. Following this launch, the US authorities have reportedly initiated an investigation into Deepseek to check if it used chipsets that have been restricted by the US from reaching China.
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Honor Pad X9a Allegedly Spotted on TDRA Website, Launch Could Be Imminent
Honor unveiled its Honor Pad X8a tablet with Snapdragon 680 SoC and 8,300mAh battery in India in September last year. The Chinese tech brand appears to be gearing up to release the Honor Pad X9a as a successor to last year's model. While details for the Honor Pad X9a are yet to be revealed formally, the tablet has purportedly been spotted on the Te...
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July Becomes China's Hottest Month On Record Since 1961
Chinese weather authorities said Thursday July was the country's hottest month since records began six decades ago, as extreme temperatures persist across the globe.
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Pakistan Fear Mounts As Final Outcome Of Loan Talks With China Appears Bleak
Concerns are escalating within Pakistan's financial sector as negotiations with Chinese authorities over rescheduling energy sector loans have encountered complications, Dawn reported.
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Australia Accuses China-Backed Hacker Group Of Stealing User Data
Cybersecurity firms backed by the Chinese authorities have been accused of stealing passwords and usernames from unnamed Australian networks in 2022, the Australian Cyber Security Centre (ACSC) reported on Tuesday.
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Chinese Space Plane Releases Unidentified Object In Orbit: All About It
China has kept the mission shrouded in secrecy, with the country's space authorities refraining from releasing any images or descriptions of the spacecraft.
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China To Provide Consular Assistance To Vivo Employees Arrested In India
China will provide consular protection and assistance to two Chinese employees of smartphone maker Vivo arrested in India and urged authorities not to discriminate against Chinese companies, a foreign ministry spokesperson said on Monday.
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Chinese Doctor Punches Patient During 2019 Surgery, Video Sparks Outrage
Chinese authorities are investigating a 2019 incident where a surgeon allegedly punched an 82-year-old woman thrice in the head during surgery, a video of which caused a furore in local social media.
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Vivo Money Laundering Case: Court Seeks Report From Jail On Shifting Accused
A Delhi court has sought a report from Tihar authorities regarding the reported shifting of Lava International Managing Director Hariom Rai, arrested in a money-laundering case against Chinese smartphone maker Vivo, to a separate jail in Tihar here.
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"Very Common Phenomenon": China Amid Surge In Respiratory Illnesses
A recent increase in respiratory illnesses in China is a common issue faced by that all countries and Chinese authorities have it under effective control, China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi said on Wednesday.
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Billionaire CEO Of Chinese Livestreaming Platform DouYu Goes Missing: Report
It is not uncommon for business executives to disappear in China, where authorities can detain suspects for months or even years without charge or access to legal representation.
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Missing US Climber Declared Dead After Avalanche Strikes Tibet Mountain
Gina Marie Rzucidlo and her guide Tenjen Sherpa, were declared dead by the Chinese Authorities on Monday afternoon.
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Russian Critic Or Chinese Writer? Who Can Win 2023 Nobel Literature Prize
The Nobel Prize in Literature -- to be announced Thursday -- could go to an overtly political author like a Kremlin critic, or crown a safer or lesser-known writer, experts say.
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Case Against Indian-Origin Lawyer For Online Posts During Presidential Polls: Report
Singapore's election authority has lodged a police report against an Indian-origin suspended lawyer and a local activist of Chinese origin for publishing multiple posts on social media during the cooling-off period ahead of the country's presidential
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Italy's Regulator Blocks Chinese AI App DeepSeek on Data Protection
Italy's data protection authority, the Garante has directed DeepSeek to restrict its AI assistant in Italy. The Garante's order - aimed at protecting Italian users' data - came after the Chinese companies that supply the DeepSeek chatbot service provided information that "was considered to totally insufficient."
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US Commerce Department Said to Be Probing DeepSeek's Alleged Use of Restricted AI Chips
Last week, China's Deepseek launched a free assistant to compete with established US models like OpenAI's ChatGPT. Following this launch, the US authorities have reportedly initiated an investigation into Deepseek to check if it used chipsets that have been restricted by the US from reaching China.
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Honor Pad X9a Allegedly Spotted on TDRA Website, Launch Could Be Imminent
Honor unveiled its Honor Pad X8a tablet with Snapdragon 680 SoC and 8,300mAh battery in India in September last year. The Chinese tech brand appears to be gearing up to release the Honor Pad X9a as a successor to last year's model. While details for the Honor Pad X9a are yet to be revealed formally, the tablet has purportedly been spotted on the Te...
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July Becomes China's Hottest Month On Record Since 1961
Chinese weather authorities said Thursday July was the country's hottest month since records began six decades ago, as extreme temperatures persist across the globe.
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Pakistan Fear Mounts As Final Outcome Of Loan Talks With China Appears Bleak
Concerns are escalating within Pakistan's financial sector as negotiations with Chinese authorities over rescheduling energy sector loans have encountered complications, Dawn reported.
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Australia Accuses China-Backed Hacker Group Of Stealing User Data
Cybersecurity firms backed by the Chinese authorities have been accused of stealing passwords and usernames from unnamed Australian networks in 2022, the Australian Cyber Security Centre (ACSC) reported on Tuesday.
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Chinese Space Plane Releases Unidentified Object In Orbit: All About It
China has kept the mission shrouded in secrecy, with the country's space authorities refraining from releasing any images or descriptions of the spacecraft.
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China To Provide Consular Assistance To Vivo Employees Arrested In India
China will provide consular protection and assistance to two Chinese employees of smartphone maker Vivo arrested in India and urged authorities not to discriminate against Chinese companies, a foreign ministry spokesperson said on Monday.
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Chinese Doctor Punches Patient During 2019 Surgery, Video Sparks Outrage
Chinese authorities are investigating a 2019 incident where a surgeon allegedly punched an 82-year-old woman thrice in the head during surgery, a video of which caused a furore in local social media.
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Vivo Money Laundering Case: Court Seeks Report From Jail On Shifting Accused
A Delhi court has sought a report from Tihar authorities regarding the reported shifting of Lava International Managing Director Hariom Rai, arrested in a money-laundering case against Chinese smartphone maker Vivo, to a separate jail in Tihar here.
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"Very Common Phenomenon": China Amid Surge In Respiratory Illnesses
A recent increase in respiratory illnesses in China is a common issue faced by that all countries and Chinese authorities have it under effective control, China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi said on Wednesday.
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Billionaire CEO Of Chinese Livestreaming Platform DouYu Goes Missing: Report
It is not uncommon for business executives to disappear in China, where authorities can detain suspects for months or even years without charge or access to legal representation.
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Missing US Climber Declared Dead After Avalanche Strikes Tibet Mountain
Gina Marie Rzucidlo and her guide Tenjen Sherpa, were declared dead by the Chinese Authorities on Monday afternoon.
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Russian Critic Or Chinese Writer? Who Can Win 2023 Nobel Literature Prize
The Nobel Prize in Literature -- to be announced Thursday -- could go to an overtly political author like a Kremlin critic, or crown a safer or lesser-known writer, experts say.
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Case Against Indian-Origin Lawyer For Online Posts During Presidential Polls: Report
Singapore's election authority has lodged a police report against an Indian-origin suspended lawyer and a local activist of Chinese origin for publishing multiple posts on social media during the cooling-off period ahead of the country's presidential
