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Cheap Chinese models are overtaking Anthropic

Anthropic plans to go public in Q4 2026 amid financial struggles and increasing competition from Chinese AI companies.

I've been a product manager at one of China's biggest tech firms. Here's how Chinese AI products are built differently.

At Meituan, China's platform for local services, especially known for food delivery, I worked on two AI projects. One was a consumer-facing AI assistant that helps users complete various tasks, including ordering food. The other was a merchant-facing AI agent designed to help businesses manage their daily operations, including handling reservations, managing orders, and supporting routine operational tasks. The main difference between how products are built in China and in the US comes down to the market.

Artificial intelligence

fromZDNET

3 months ago

China's open AI models are in a dead heat with the West - here's what happens next

Chinese AI models match leading US models in performance, lead in openness, and freely available open-weight models are driving global adoption, especially in developing countries.

from24/7 Wall St.

4 months ago

Jim Cramer Thinks Baidu and Alibaba are Good-Should AI Value Hunters Buy?

Mad Money host Jim Cramer had some nice things to say about two of China's top tech innovators in a recent episode of the Lightning Round. Notably, he said that Baidu ( NASDAQ:BIDU) and Alibaba ( NASDAQ:BABA) were "good." And while shares of both Chinese AI innovators have gained significant traction over the past year, it's worth mentioning that both names are well off their all-time highs and have since slipped significantly off their recent 52-week highs.

Business

fromwww.cnbc.com

6 months ago

AI monetization is spreading. UBS shares some of its favorite China plays

We favor AI-driven and alpha growth names with strong execution,

Artificial intelligence

fromFortune

7 months ago

China's DeepSeek just dropped a new GPT-5 rival - optimized for Chinese chips, priced to undercut OpenAI

DeepSeek's V3.1 rivals GPT-5 on some benchmarks, is tuned for Chinese chips, competitively priced, and raises neutrality concerns due to CCP-aligned outputs.