Kelly Le

Ant Group has led a new round of investment in a low-profile Chinese artificial intelligence (AI) start-up with a focus on search engines and writing assistance, marking the fintech giant's latest move in this field.

Fraudsters are using AI to convincingly portray themselves as acquaintances and steal digital identities, driving demand for hi-tech cybersecurity solutions

To complete checkout for a purchase without leaving the TikTok app, users need to link their profile with an Amazon account. Photo: Shutterstock

The sandbox serves as a framework, with computing resources and supervisory guidance, to help banks test and build their GenAI applications

Lenovo Group, the world's largest personal computer (PC) maker, reported a 20 per cent year-on-year increase in revenue for the June quarter, a sign of continuing recovery in the computer market after two years of weak demand.

The development stands to burnish Hong Kong’s credentials in AI-powered entertainment.

Black Myth: Wukong, which has been called China's first AAA game, is generating excitement among Chinese gamers and positive reviews overseas. Photo: Game Science

Skyreels is able to generate characters, dialogues and storyline to create a short video, according to a demo by Kunlun Tech.

Long wary of China’s capricious regulations on video games, investors and developers now see an upside to spending years on a single title.

Chinese regulators plan to ban sales of certain types of wireless chargers, including some from Apple, in the latest example of growing compliance risks for foreign electronics products in China.