Steve Lohr is a Technology and Economics Reporter at The New York Times. He focuses on the intersection of technology and healthcare, covering themes such as AI and machine learning, digital health, and telehealth advancements. His work has been featured in various outlets, including RealClearMarkets, The Seattle Times, and The Boston Globe.
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China is seeking global influence and good will with its open, low-cost artificial intelligence software.
The meteoric rise on its first day of trading catapulted CXMT, China’s leading memory chip maker, to being the most valuable company on the Shanghai stock exchange.
By: Steve Lohr, Xinyun Wu
The dispute highlights how robotics has become the latest battleground in the intensifying technological and industrial rivalry between Washington and Beijing.
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Unitree Robotics wants to raise about $900 million in an I.P.O. that tests market interest in humanoid robots, a technology that wows but has yet to prove its viability.
By: Steve Lohr, Xinyun Wu
SEOUL : Unitree Robotics may be little known outside China. Its robots are not. Millions around the world have watched videos of the company's machines carrying out remarkable feats that seem almost superhuman.
Unitree is the second major Chinese technology company linked to the country’s artificial intelligence boom to surge following its initial public offering in the past month.
By: Meaghan Tobin, Steve Lohr
A leading Chinese A.I. start-up released its latest model and made the case that China’s embrace of open software is safer than Silicon Valley’s closed approach.
By: Steve Lohr, Meaghan Tobin
Chinese companies embrace an open approach for the mathematical parameters that determine how an AI system operates; their U.S. counterparts take the opposite approach.
SEOUL, South Korea -- In China's latest push to reduce its dependence on U.S. artificial intelligence technology, DeepSeek, one of the country's leading AI companies, announced Wednesday that it had
