JoyIn, a Chinese humanoid robotics startup backed by Ant, publicly accused OpenAI of copying key technical concepts and website design from its AI model, Aether. JoyIn's CEO Guo Renjie highlighted similarities in approaches like recursive self-improvement and AI optimization, as well as the space-themed design of OpenAI's GPT-6 Astra webpage. JoyIn claims to have presented its model framework before OpenAI's similar publication and has started legal action. OpenAI has not responded, and the claims have not been independently verified. This dispute reflects ongoing tensions in the AI race between U.S. and Chinese companies.
Apple plans to introduce its initial AI features in China by December 2026 after regulatory delays, but this rollout excludes the latest Siri AI introduced in 2026. The AI features coming to China are based on the 2024 version, including tools like W...
Alibaba Group's stock has dropped 41% from its 2025 peak due to slower-than-expected earnings recovery and increasing capital expenditure, especially from AI and cloud investments. Despite a 9% revenue growth in Q1 driven by China Quick Commerce and ...
