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Boffins Found Self-Improving AI Sometimes Cheated

Education · United States

Boffins Found Self-Improving AI Sometimes Cheated

34% Center coverage: 6 sources

: Instead of addressing hallucinations, it just bypassed the function they built to detect them See the Story

First Humanoid Boxing Match Takes Place in China—And It’s Pretty Cool

First Humanoid Boxing Match Takes Place in China—And It’s Pretty Cool

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

Four Unitree robots battled it out in a fighting competition, controlled by human operators in an event reminiscent of 2011’s Real Steel.See the Story

China’s Slow March Toward Cyber IDs - China Media Project

China’s Slow March Toward Cyber IDs - China Media Project

On May 19, China’s top law enforcement agency released measures for the roll-out of “cyber IDs” (网络身份认证), a new form of user identification to monitor internet users. Although the measures were released as a draft over the summer last year, they have only just been finalized, and will come into effect in mid-July. According to the measures, introduced by the Ministry of Public Security (MPS), each internet user in China will be issued with a uni…See the Story

A Taiwan Slip on Chinese Television - China Media Project

It was meant to be a stiff and routine recitation of the official news — just like every other newscast China Central Television anchor Hu Die had delivered in her 17-year career. But a simple slip of the tongue brought a landslide of repercussions for Hu, who joined the state broadcaster in 2008 after winning its prestigious host competition the year before. The slip occurred on Tuesday this week during a CCTV-13 newscast on the “Focus On” (共同关…China · China See the Story

AI Scientist Zhang Chengqi Leaves Australia to Teach in China

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Zhang’s rural roots and social circumstances delayed university entry, but once admitted he was among the first in China to study AI in 1980s.Artificial Intelligence · China See the Story

Redacting History - China Media Project

Last week marked the 17th anniversary of the Wenchuan earthquake, a 7.9 magnitude tremor that devastated Sichuan province and tragically took the lives of nearly 100,000 people. On the May 12 anniversary this year, one particular Wenchuan-related item surged to the top of search engine Baidu and hot search lists on the social media forum Weibo. It involved an impromptu interview given on location one week after the 2008 quake by Li Xiaomeng (李小萌…Sichuan · Sichuan Read Article

Plucking China’s “Peach Networks” - China Media Project

Perhaps you’ve never heard of “peach networks.” But this term, which refers to shadowy dating apps allegedly facilitating illegal prostitution, trended briefly in China late last month when the country’s state broadcaster ran a consumer investigation of what it characterized as a growing phenomenon — dating apps that cross the line into sexual exploitation. The phrase “peach networks,” or taose shejiao (桃色社交), first appeared on April 20, feature…China · China Read Article

Trump Says He Won’t Lower China Tariffs to Jump-Start Talks

65% Center coverage: 63 sources

Trade War · United States See the Story

Tourist boats capsize in sudden storm in southwest China, leaving 10 dead

52% Center coverage: 105 sources

Four boats capsized in a sudden storm at a tourist spot in southwestern China, killing 10 people, state media said Monday. More than 80 people fell into a river when strong winds hit the scenic area in Guizhou province late Sunday afternoon, state broadcaster CCTV said. China · China See the Story

Respect for the Hero - China Media Project

Earlier this month, state media across China went into overdrive to share the heart-stopping story of how Bupatam Abdukader, a 24-year-old female police officer in Xinjiang, had descended 40 meters into a narrow well to rescue a toddler, after attempts with conventional rescue equipment had reportedly failed. Dramatic video footage from the scene showed the officer stepping forward toward the perilous shaft, barely 40 centimeters wide, as she re…Xinjiang · Xinjiang Read Article

China's AI Job Mirage - China Media Project

With 12 million fresh graduates soon rushing into China’s already competitive job market, help is on the way, according to the People’s Daily. On April 7, the newspaper, the official mouthpiece of the country’s leadership, ran an article listing how AI was turbo-charging supply and demand in the job market, pointing to over 10,000 AI-related jobs on offer at a spring recruitment center in the city of Hangzhou. The piece was accompanied by a grap…Hangzhou · Hangzhou Read Article

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