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China's AI assistants are getting more handy -- and more invasive

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Vivian Toh is chief editor of London-based TechTechChina, a Chinese tech news startup. When ByteDance quietly launched a new screen-sharing function f

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China's AI assistants are getting more handy -- and more invasive

Vivian Toh is chief editor of London-based TechTechChina, a Chinese tech news startup. When ByteDance quietly launched a new screen-sharing function f

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