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China deletes viral Nepal flood videos showing massive destruction in Tibet: ReportChina has reportedly removed flood-related videos from Chinese social media showing destruction in Tibet as the death toll from devastating...- Gen Z’s rage in India & its neighbours is stoked by a staggering jobs crisisYouth-led protests across Asia, including India, reveal a severe jobs crisis for Gen-Z. Shrinking opportunities, AI advancements, and autom...
- US tech companies enabled the surveillance and detention of hundreds of thousands in ChinaAn AP investigation reveals how American tech companies helped build China's surveillance state, enabling human rights abuses. U.S. firms s...
- US tech companies enabled the surveillance and detention of hundreds of thousands in ChinaAn investigation reveals that US tech firms helped build China's surveillance system. Companies sold technology to Chinese police and gover...
- Swiggy’s costly quarter; India unblocks X handleSwiggy’s net loss nearly doubled to Rs 1,081 crore in the fourth quarter, from Rs 555 crore a year ago. This and more in today’s ETtech Top...
- After US Navy, Congress bans DeepSeek use for employees. Did China's AI startup copy ChatGPT to make new AI chatbot?DeepSeek: After US Navy, Congressional offices have been warned not to use DeepSeek, an upstart Chinese chatbot that is roiling the America...
- Why DeepSeek could change what Silicon Valley believes about AIDeepSeek claimed to have achieved this by using innovative engineering to replace raw computing power, accomplishing it in China—a country ...
- Wary Paytm to avoid regulated biz; Foxconn to make AI servers in IndiaHappy Friday! Paytm is steering clear of regulated businesses and will instead focus on building a strong distribution network. This and mo...
- Election wave and AI disinformation raise stakes in 2024With elections due in countries representing half the world's population and new technologies turbo-charging disinformation, 2024 will be a...
- Why chatbots like ChatGPT weren't invented in ChinaJust a few years ago, China was on track to challenge U.S. dominance in artificial intelligence. The balance of power was tilting in China'...
- China's Taiwan drills accompanied by wave of misinformationChina raged against a visit to Taipei by United States House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, sending warships, missiles and jets into the waters and ...
- Buying influence: How China manipulates Facebook and TwitterChina's government has unleashed a global online campaign to burnish its image and undercut accusations of human rights abuses. Much of the...
- Troops on high alert: China escalates border tension on TwitterThe flurry of posts, closely monitored by Indian agencies, follows a recent report by the Pentagon that said China has been taking incremen...
- How China's ultra-loyal web army silences Beijing's criticsAs with Western platforms such as Twitter and Facebook, Chinese social media is very much polarized, but the nationalists are increasingly ...
- Year after lockdown, Wuhan dissident more isolated than everFor a few fleeting months, as public anger erupted at authorities who hid critical information on the coronavirus, Zhu Tao felt his early c...
- Xi Jinping makes a big political gamble by telling Chinese to clean their platesThis week, Xi rolled out a new push to curb the “shocking and distressing” problem of discarded leftovers, as he seeks to fortify a fragile...
- Donald Trump to order China's ByteDance to sell TikTok in USThe U.S. has been investigating potential national security risks due to the company’s control of the app, and Trump’s decision could be an...
- What I read this week: Long winter ahead for Indian market before springWith 85% of the currency in circulation removed, and the replacement likely to take longer, near-term disruption in economic growth could b...
- Islamic State doesn't need Facebook and TwitterAs Paris came under attack on Friday, the social networks scrambled to delete celebratory tweets and threats from Islamic State supporters.
- Many wired Chinese unfazed at possible Google exitA world without Google? They can imagine it just fine in China. After all, it's not like losing "World of Warcraft."
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