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Former Senior Vice President of Baidu and President of Baidu Search Xiang Hailong has officially joined Transsion, a Chinese smartphone manufacturer that strives to export its products worldwide.
China's Internet giant Baidu, Inc. has joined the Partnership on AI (PAI), a US-led artificial intelligence (AI) ethnic group and become its first Chinese membe...
At the 2023 Baidu World Conference held on Tuesday, Baidu's CEO Robin Li officially unveiled "ERNIE 4.0", the most powerful ERNIE model to date, achieving a co...
With the continuous iteration and cost optimization of the large model, Baidu's chatbot Ernie Bot will be completely free starting from midnight on April 1st.
Xiaoli Ping, Vice President of Baidu and General Manager of Baidu App, answered questions about the recent progress of Baidu App’s smart mini program in the afternoon group interview session of Baidu World 2020 on Sept. 15.
China's internet giant Baidu announced yesterday the spinoff of its global business unit. SEE ALSO: Baidu COO Lu Qi Steps Down, Wang Haifeng takes over AI pr...
Robin Li (Li Yanhong), CEO of China's top search engine Baidu, has been ranked third on the list of “Top 10 Global AI Figures” released by the Chinese Harvard B...
Competition in the field of driverless cars is intense, and Baidu is suing its former senior executive. On the morning of December 22, Baidu filed a complaint ...
Baidu announced on December 26 a major expansion of its commercialized fully driverless robotaxi service in Wuhan, Hubei Province. The move triples the size of its operation areas, increases the number of robotaxis in service and expands the system's operation times to include key evening hours.
The COVID-19 crisis is not just a battle in China, but a global challenge. As the disease spreads, we see tech companies around the world taking initiatives to combat COVID-19.
Here's this week's roundup of China tech stories. In June, the Pride Month in LGBT community, our editor Gabriel Li interviewed staff from the Beijing LGBT C...
The United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on Wednesday added five Chinese firms to a growing list of companies that may get delisted from domestic stock exchanges.