Chinese regulators fined Kuaishou Technology 119.1 million yuan ($17.2 million) over pornographic content that swamped its platform last December, highlighting security lapses in one of the country’s most popular AI and video services.
Chinese regulators fined Kuaishou Technology 119.1 million yuan ($17.2 million) over pornographic content that swamped its platform last December, highlighting security lapses in one of the country’s most popular AI and video services.
As China’s homegrown artificial intelligence boom enters its second year, investors are piling into shares of companies with killer apps in a hunt for earnings that justify surging valuations.
As China’s homegrown artificial intelligence boom enters its second year, investors are piling into shares of companies with killer apps in a hunt for earnings that justify surging valuations.
Pedestrians pass buildings in Houhai district in Shenzhen. Photographer: Qilai Shen/Bloomberg
As China’s homegrown artificial intelligence boom enters its second year, investors are piling into shares of companies with killer apps in a hunt for earnings that justify surging valuations.
As China’s homegrown artificial intelligence boom enters its second year, investors are piling into shares of companies with killer apps in a hunt for earnings that justify surging valuations.
Pedestrians pass buildings in Houhai district in Shenzhen. Photographer: Qilai Shen/Bloomberg
Kuaishou Technology tapped offshore markets for the first time, selling bonds to bolster artificial intelligence funding and extend last year’s surge in debt issuance by major companies in the sector.
Kuaishou Technology tapped offshore markets for the first time, selling bonds to bolster artificial intelligence funding and extend last year’s surge in debt issuance by major companies in the sector.
Kuaishou Technology is considering a maiden offshore bond sale, according to people familiar with the matter, joining a wave of Chinese technology companies tapping global debt markets.
Kuaishou Technology is considering a maiden offshore bond sale, according to people familiar with the matter, joining a wave of Chinese technology companies tapping global debt markets.
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