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  1. Our new episode with Jon Russell of Asia Tech Review traces how Chinese AI moved from technological challenger to a commercial industry and geopolitical export model. We discuss Z.ai and MiniMax’s first public earnings: revenue growth above 300%, yet still not enough to justify their valuations.

    Watch on YouTube: youtu.be/kt9eCqM-0Hw

    #ChinaAI

  2. Our new episode with Jon Russell of Asia Tech Review traces how Chinese AI moved from technological challenger to a commercial industry and geopolitical export model. We discuss Z.ai and MiniMax’s first public earnings: revenue growth above 300%, yet still not enough to justify their valuations.

    Watch on YouTube: youtu.be/kt9eCqM-0Hw

  3. China’s AI market still refuses to consolidate. In our conversation, Jing Yang of The Information explains why: unlike the US, China still has BAT—with ByteDance in the mix—plus a deep tier-two field including Kuaishou/Kling. Even language and video models remain crowded. What’s keeping the market fragmented?

    Watch on YouTube: youtube.com/shorts/0ayXJjeZ7Og

    #ChinaAI #ChinaTech #Consolidation #China

  4. China’s AI market still refuses to consolidate. In our conversation, Jing Yang of The Information explains why: unlike the US, China still has BAT—with ByteDance in the mix—plus a deep tier-two field including Kuaishou/Kling. Even language and video models remain crowded. What’s keeping the market fragmented?

    Watch on YouTube: youtube.com/shorts/0ayXJjeZ7Og

  5. The U.S. media is incapable of talking about #China in a normal way, and it consistently makes us look fucking ridiculous.

    There is no secret Chinese "so-called open source." It's just #opensource, bitch!

    nytimes.com/2026/07/20/technol

    #uspol #newyorktimes #ChinaAI #ChinaTech

  6. The U.S. media is incapable of talking about #China in a normal way, and it consistently makes us look fucking ridiculous.

    There is no secret Chinese "so-called open source." It's just #opensource, bitch!

    nytimes.com/2026/07/20/technol

    #uspol #newyorktimes #ChinaAI #ChinaTech

  7. The U.S. media is incapable of talking about #China in a normal way, and it consistently makes us look fucking ridiculous.

    There is no secret Chinese "so-called open source." It's just #opensource, bitch!

    nytimes.com/2026/07/20/technol

    #uspol #newyorktimes #ChinaAI #ChinaTech

  8. The U.S. media is incapable of talking about #China in a normal way, and it consistently makes us look fucking ridiculous.

    There is no secret Chinese "so-called open source." It's just #opensource, bitch!

    nytimes.com/2026/07/20/technol

    #uspol #newyorktimes #ChinaAI #ChinaTech

  9. The U.S. media is incapable of talking about #China in a normal way, and it consistently makes us look fucking ridiculous.

    There is no secret Chinese "so-called open source." It's just #opensource, bitch!

    nytimes.com/2026/07/20/technol

    #uspol #newyorktimes #ChinaAI #ChinaTech

  10. Can China's smaller AI labs survive the $0 revenue trap?

    Unlike Baidu or ByteDance with cash cow businesses to absorb open source costs, companies like Zhipu & MiniMax face a harder balancing act. Over 80% of Zhipu's revenue was one-off on-premise deployments. That's not a sustainable model.

    Jing Yang joins us to break it all down.

    Watch on YouTube: youtube.com/shorts/pCpTgBsH9zo

    #chinaai #opensourceai

  11. Can China's smaller AI labs survive the $0 revenue trap?

    Unlike Baidu or ByteDance with cash cow businesses to absorb open source costs, companies like Zhipu & MiniMax face a harder balancing act. Over 80% of Zhipu's revenue was one-off on-premise deployments. That's not a sustainable model.

    Jing Yang joins us to break it all down.

    Watch on YouTube: youtube.com/shorts/pCpTgBsH9zo

  12. winbuzzer.com/2026/09/28/china

    Some Chinese AI and chip executives' spouses and children need approval for overseas trips, including brief ones. The practice's reach remains unclear.

    #AI #ChinaAI

  13. winbuzzer.com/2026/09/28/china

    Some Chinese AI and chip executives' spouses and children need approval for overseas trips, including brief ones. The practice's reach remains unclear.

    #AI #ChinaAI

  14. winbuzzer.com/2026/09/28/china

    Some Chinese AI and chip executives' spouses and children need approval for overseas trips, including brief ones. The practice's reach remains unclear.

    #AI #ChinaAI

  15. winbuzzer.com/2026/09/28/china

    Some Chinese AI and chip executives' spouses and children need approval for overseas trips, including brief ones. The practice's reach remains unclear.

    #AI #ChinaAI

  16. winbuzzer.com/2026/09/28/china

    Some Chinese AI and chip executives' spouses and children need approval for overseas trips, including brief ones. The practice's reach remains unclear.

    #AI #ChinaAI

  17. New episode with Jing Yang: Why China’s AI startups are falling into a $0‑revenue trap. We unpack Zhipu, MiniMax, on‑premise deployments and the push for recurring income while juggling open‑source influence.

    Watch on YouTube youtube.com/shorts/pCpTgBsH9zo #chinaai #opensourceai

  18. New episode with Jing Yang: Why China’s AI startups are falling into a $0‑revenue trap. We unpack Zhipu, MiniMax, on‑premise deployments and the push for recurring income while juggling open‑source influence.

    Watch on YouTube youtube.com/shorts/pCpTgBsH9zo