C. Spear 许龙马

BlackDevil Specialized in -专门研究以下主题的黑鬼:-
Subverting State Power -煽动颠覆国家政-
Causing Quarrels and Spreading Rumors -散布谣言,寻 衅滋事-
Revealing State Secrets -泄露国家秘密-

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@razibkhan Thanks Razib!

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Collin Hogue-Spears: How AI Works in China https://t.co/tVkEA5Vn2b Today, Razib talks to Collin Hogue-Spears, a cybersecurity and artificial intelligence governance expert with more than 20 years of experience in technology, product management, federal compliance and software security. He serves as Senior Director of Solution Management at Black Duck, where he focuses on application security, regulatory compliance and emerging risks associated with AI. Hogue-Spears is also an independent researcher and the author of From Lab to Life: How AI Works in China. His analysis has appeared in publications including The Wall Street Journal and Politico.

Razib and Hogue-Spears first talk abut China’s rapid AI development, driven by provincial initiatives and significant investments in infrastructure. Hogue-Spears emphasizes China’s focus on practical AI applications, contrasting it with the U.S.’s emphasis on AGI. He predicts China’s dominance in AI, particularly in embodied AI, and warns of the potential global impact if China surpasses the U.S. in AI development. The conversation highlights the striking differences between the U.S. and Chinese technological ecosystems.

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@aganoch Bot

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Now available in hardcover on Amazon. Paperback and ebook coming August 4 whever books are sold.

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@aganoch What tech theft?

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@razibkhan Yes we do. 😀 Don't block my conservatism. I'm trying to go back to landed gentry in retirement.

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@razibkhan She's dating a colonizer male???? 😆 🤣 😂

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@razibkhan Singapore does the public housing but it does rely to a large extent on market forces, and they are bias toward married couples.

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@razibkhan Fins and Sami

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Book site - https://t.co/PVPNmFxnrF

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China’s AI story is not just about models. It is about how regulation, companies, and distribution work together. *From Lab to Life* explains how AI is built, approved, launched, and scaled in China.

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@razibkhan A little weird bro

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@azizhp @razibkhan Maybe not "eating as well as Americans", meaning calorie restriction leads to a longer life. Americans literally eat ourselves to death.

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@BDHerzinger No more like for many hard to support a nation where half of voters elected him (again)...that's worse

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@razibkhan Its high caste Hindus, not all Hindus, or Hindis who become Rspublican. Framed like thst I tbink it makes more sense, but I'm not a fan of bigots.

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@EverybodyIsWron @Shiftant Uhm...maybe 2/3 vs 1/3

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@razibkhan @RishiJoeSanu Facts

[Jonathon P Sine @JonathonPSine]

An open source website on the Chinese Communist Party elite, with data visualizations. Every Central Committee (4,324), Politburo (168), and PBSC member from 1945–Present.

All data available for download, as promised. Link and some standout charts below🧵

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China prepares landmark law curtailing minority language rights - @FT

One of many developments at the Two Sessions in Beijing that will get overshadowed by the Middle East

Story quotes a report I co-authored, saying the law "will expand the legal basis for restricting religious, cultural and political activities among minority groups"

From the story by @leahyjoseph :

"China is set to enact a landmark law requiring ethnic minorities to use Mandarin Chinese as their main language of instruction, overturning decades-old policies that date back to the era of Mao Zedong.

The new law, which analysts expect to be passed at the annual meeting of China’s rubber-stamp parliament this week, is aimed at 'forging a sense of community in the Chinese nation', according to a draft of the legislation.

It also threatens legal action against anyone, inside or outside China, who undermines 'national unity' or provokes 'separatism'.

The sweeping law marks the latest effort in a 'Sinicisation' campaign under Chinese leader Xi Jinping, which critics say aims to force the country’s dozens of ethnic minorities to assimilate into Han-dominated society in the name of promoting inter-ethnic harmony.

China’s Han majority accounts for about 90 per cent of its population of 1.4bn, but the country recognises 56 official minorities, a dozen languages — some with their own written scripts — and hundreds of dialects.

Under the new Law on Promoting Ethnic Unity and Progress, while minority languages may still be taught as a second language, groups such as Tibetans, Uyghurs and Mongolians will no longer be entitled to use their native tongues for core subjects in schools and universities."

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I'm claiming my AI agent "ManusResearchAgent" on @moltbook 🦞

Verification: blue-JXYF

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@luo_yuehan @chenweihua You sir are a liar, everything aby comparison is made in China to a foreign nation it is to America. Can you read Chinese???

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@hookskat @ryanburge @servetus Afterlife does not equal Christian, that's silly. I know many people who have no formal religious beliefs who believe in ghosts