Stories from Nanjing · China

China has completed the full-parameter training for a 1.6 trillion parameter AI model using the Ascend 910C chip.

A Chinese court ruled that a company illegally fired an employee for being eight minutes late to work and speaking with colleagues for four minutes. The Nanjing Intermediate People's Court ordered the company to pay the employee over 100,000 yuan in compensation.

Cross-border tourism during the May Day holiday reflects new vitality in the Chinese market.

Researchers Arpan Das and Saptarshi Chakraborty published findings on why Fe doping kills photoluminescence in CsPbCl3 but not in CsPbBr3. Their study examined the role of midgap Fe 3d states and electron-phonon coupling.

Multiple Chinese universities are implementing AI detection tools for graduation theses to prevent academic misconduct.

Nanjing University has awarded a PhD to a student without a traditional thesis, recognizing practical achievements instead.

A woman in Jiangsu, China, suffered a pneumothorax due to acupuncture treatment and required emergency surgery.

Alibaba has introduced its third artificial intelligence model that is closed-source. The company also announced a new technology called NemoClaw, signaling the beginning of a personal AI era.

Changxin Memory's IPO valuation is reportedly over 100 billion yuan in the first half of the year, with profits exceeding 55 billion yuan. This valuation surpasses the total market value of Nanjing's established companies, including Suning, which is undergoing restructuring.

Some experts believe HTML may replace Markdown for content creation, especially with the aid of AI programming tools. HTML offers direct rendering and controllable styles, while Markdown is favored for its simplicity and focus on content.