China’s internet regulator has ordered top technology firms to halt purchases of Nvidia artificial intelligence chips and cancel existing orders as part of a broader push to cut reliance on U.S. technology, the Financial Times reported on Wednesday.

Forecasts that AI could erase tens of millions of jobs by the end of the decade appear to be making the notion of a guaranteed income less radical.

China’s SMIC is piloting its first homegrown lithography machine to produce 7nm chips, while Beijing escalates antitrust and trade pressure on Nvidia amid intensifying U.S.–China semiconductor rivalry.

Chinese tech stocks soar as the Hang Seng Tech Index hits 2021 highs amid AI optimism and easing US-China tensions.

The tech powerhouse sees a tsunami of AI-driven revenue coming its way.

Park Chan-wook struck a candid note about the state of Korean cinema at a press conference for “No Other Choice,” the opening film of the 30th Busan International Film Festival. The drama, which premiered in Venice last month, is adapted from Donald E. Westlake’s 1997 novel “The Ax” and reimagines the story through the lens …

The investment opportunities in the artificial intelligence space are expanding beyond the usual suspects like Nvidia, Broadcom, and Microsoft.

Whether the steam engine or electricity, technological leaps forward reshape the labor market profoundly, creating new jobs, retiring old ones and