Zeyi Yang is a senior writer at WIRED, covering technology and business in China. His work often intersects themes of artificial intelligence, social issues, and the impact of technology on society, particularly in the context of China. Zeyi's journalism has been featured in notable publications such as the South China Morning Post, MIT Technology Review, and Government Technology.
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By: Aarian Marshall, Zeyi Yang
photo of Proposed Ban Would Be a ‘Death Sentence’ for Chinese EVs in the US image The US wants to ban any Chinese or Russian software installed in cars, purportedly over security concerns. If the proposed rule is finalized, don't expect to see a China-made EV stateside any time soon.
By: Aarian Marshall, Zeyi Yang
The US wants to ban any Chinese or Russian software installed in cars, purportedly over security concerns. If the proposed rule is finalized, don't expect to see a China-made EV stateside any time soon.
New Chinese regulation attempts to define how AI content labeling should work and stamp out AI-generated disinformation.
New Chinese regulation attempts to define how AI content labeling should work and stamp out AI-generated disinformation.
Despite opposition from Germany, the European Union will start imposing tariffs as high as 45 percent on Chinese-made electric vehicles. Elon Musk's marque takes the smallest hit.
By: Angela Watercutter, Dell Cameron, Tess Owen, Eric Geller, David Gilbert, Reece Rogers, Lola Méndez, James Fallows, Vittoria Elliott, Morgan Meaker, Zeyi Yang, Emily Mullin
The UK's Electric Freightway project is uncovering the hurdles — and opportunities — of electric HGVs
By: Brenda Stolyar, Matt Kamen, Joel Khalili, Adam Bumas, Tim Marchman, Lauren Dalban, James Fallows, Zeyi Yang, Angela Watercutter, Jennifer M. Wood, David Nield
Get into a flowstate this holiday season with tech that works just as hard as you do—with some of the best prices of the year.
By: Zeyi Yang
photo of A Federal Appeals Court Just Upheld the TikTok Ban. Here’s What Could Happen Next image The Supreme Court, President-elect Donald Trump, or an American buyer could intervene to save the video platform, which is used by some 170 million Americans.
By: Zeyi Yang
The Supreme Court, President-elect Donald Trump, or an American buyer could intervene to save the video platform, which is used by some 170 million Americans.
By: Steven Levy, Jennifer M. Wood, Nena Farrell, Elana Klein, Marah Eakin, Molly Higgins, Boutayna Chokrane, Zeyi Yang, Luca Nardi, Ben Oliver, Andy Greenberg, Makena Kelly
Volvo Cars is taking their legacy of driver and pedestrian safety into the future with the software-defined car.
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