Stories from beijing · China

A Stanford report indicates that artificial intelligence has taken over the tasks of 20% of workers in the US. China leads the world in the number of AI publications and patents.

Chinese state media reports that the country is leveraging its '15th Five-Year Plan' to boost emerging industries and deepen its market presence. This strategy aims to attract foreign investment and capitalize on new opportunities. This focus is expected to shape future economic policies.

A trending discussion on Zhihu explores the sustained popularity of the song 'The Thousand Thousand Que Songs.' The platform notes its consistent presence on music charts for several years, indicating its lasting appeal.

Li Tongrong warned about the chaos of "abandoning housing for stocks," cautioning investors about a potential "double collapse" in both the stock and housing markets.

A trending topic on Zhihu explores the feeling of personal decline and failure despite continuous work, contrasting with the perceived success of others.

Users of noise-cancelling headphones have reported experiencing tinnitus and hearing loss.

Chinese AI startup DeepSeek is reportedly seeking 70 billion yuan (approximately $9.6 billion) in funding.

A Stanford report indicates that China is the global leader in artificial intelligence publications and patents. This leadership position was highlighted in a report from Stanford.

A Stanford report indicates that China is the global leader in artificial intelligence publications and patents.

Chinese AI company DeepSeek is seeking a 70 billion yuan funding round to support its AGI ambitions. The round includes a 10 billion yuan state investment from Beijing. AI startup DeepSeek has reportedly committed to developing open-source AI models rather than pursuing short-term commercialization. Founder Liang Wenfeng has assured investors that the company will prioritize open-source development over short-term commercialization, aiming for artificial general intelligence.