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frominsideevs.com
4 days ago

China Is Cracking Down On Too-Quick EVs

China proposes default five-second zero-to-60 mph acceleration limits at each ignition for all passenger vehicles, requiring drivers to enable full performance each drive.
Digital life
fromMoneywise
2 weeks ago

China's new influencer crackdown bans unqualified voices from covering these 'sensitive topics' to fight misinformation - should the US do the same?

Chinese regulators require influencers covering medicine, finance, education, or law to hold professional credentials and platforms must verify them, with fines up to 100,000 yuan.
Digital life
fromLindsey Gamble
2 weeks ago

China Now Requires Influencers to Hold Degrees or Certifications to Post on Finance, Health, and Law - Lindsey Gamble

China mandates degrees, licenses, or certifications for influencers posting on finance, health, medicine, law, or education on major platforms.
Cars
fromTESLARATI
2 months ago

Tesla plans to adjust heavily scrutinized car part with simple engineering

Tesla will redesign door handles and combine electronic and mechanical interior releases to address owner complaints and regulatory probes in the US and China.
Cars
fromInsideEVs
2 months ago

Chinese Regulators May Ban Hidden, Pop-Out Door Handles. Should They?

China may ban fully hidden exterior door handles, forcing automakers to redesign vehicles to use visible mechanical releases for safety and regulatory compliance.
fromWIRED
2 months ago

China Is Building a Brain-Computer Interface Industry

Given these and other recent milestones, Peng says it's realistic to think that at least one BCI system could gain approval in China by 2027. Minmin Luo, director of the Chinese Institute for Brain Research (CIBR) in Beijing, agrees that the country is well on its way to meeting the goals set out by the new policy document. "It is basically an engineering project, with not so ambitious goals. Already, there are so many people working on it," he says.
Medicine
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