Vincent Chow
Senior AI reporter, Tech
Vincent Chow is a technology reporter covering frontier AI models, AI governance and US-China competition. He previously covered Chinese society and was awarded a SOPA award for his culture reporting.
Vincent Chow is a technology reporter covering frontier AI models, AI governance and US-China competition. He previously covered Chinese society and was awarded a SOPA award for his culture reporting.
Areas of Expertise:
AI models, AI governance, Chinese societyLanguages Spoken:
Cantonese, English, Mandarin
Kameng Trading Ltd allegedly acted as front company to help Iran’s Pedram Pirouzan Exchange House access international financial system.
Experts say Washington should target areas where cutting-edge Chinese technological know-how could be welcomed, then applied to help US.
Tech titan argued on Wednesday artificial intelligence needs significant limits or else the harm to humans will outweigh any potential good.
Controversy over first data centres in Danville typifies ongoing debate with concerns over secrecy, distrust and China’s influence.
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Community living near AI facility in Virginia reports invasive levels of noise, fumes and gas turbines – and it’s not Chinese propaganda.
Congressional advisory panel urges Washington to develop national strategy as Beijing’s data push gives Chinese firms edge in AI, robotics.
Chinese-founded AI platform says affected users’ data will be deleted as it returns to independent operations.
Chen Dingwei, 29, pleaded guilty to attempting to illegally procure US military-grade satellite modems and radios for export to China.
Andrew Ng and others argue accessible systems outperform overly restricted platforms on cybersecurity and transparency.
Food delivery giant latest targeted as rising adoption of China-built AI models pushes Washington to find strategies to combat trend.
Washington visit comes amid investigation into whether restricted processors were used to train Moonshot AI models.
As use of Chinese artificial intelligence soars, companies will look to boost revenue capture, says bank’s head of Asia internet research.
Top US tech companies urge policymakers in open letter not to undermine competition and drive more users to Chinese AI systems.
A new White House report outlines plans to divert federal research dollars to frontline AI projects and tech giants to restore Washington’s competitive edge over Beijing.
White House says overhaul will back AI and researchers to restore the US scientific edge as Beijing closes the innovation gap.
Michael Kratsios alleges Beijing-based company targeted Anthropic’s most powerful model, Claude Fable 5, through large-scale ‘distillation’.
China’s major advances in artificial intelligence have intensified pressure on US rivals, leaving American AI policy at a crucial crossroads.
Move to incorporate three China-focused export control measures into the NDAA marks a new escalation in the US technology rivalry.
AI company urges tighter export controls, saying Chinese rivals are rapidly closing the gap through unauthorised model distillation.
Former fighters say AI helped with bomb-making, planning and propaganda, raising calls for US-China action on terrorist misuse of chatbots.
Ex-officials say AI safety talks offer Washington valuable insight into Beijing’s advances, risks and vulnerabilities.
AI firm says users in China were never authorised to use Claude Code after Beijing warned of security risks in older versions.
US president offers few details on possible AI industry payments or benefits to Americans as administration weighs new policy options.
From EVs to robotics, China’s advancement in cutting-edge tech has seen it shake off the West’s long-standing belief in US exceptionalism.
UC Berkeley’s RDI centre earlier this month introduced Agents’ Last Exam, a new benchmark that tests how well AI agents perform.
Financial Secretary Paul Chan discusses probe on three brokerages, HKIC’s Clara Chan reveals investment vision, at closed-door event.
China’s advantages in energy and industrial applications could erode America’s AI ‘moat’, according to University of Hong Kong academic.
AI models that understand the workings of the physical world and can simulate it will give the technology more human-like powers and drive embodied intelligence.
In just a few months, Chinese AI models have risen from near-zero ‘evaluation awareness’ to within striking distance of their US counterparts.
