🎙️ In today’s episode:

We spotlight three major developments shaping China’s AI landscape:

• AI Robot for Home Learning: SenseRobot, a brand under SenseTime, launches a new AI-powered chess robot in partnership with JD.com. Retailing for ¥2,999, the five-in-one device teaches board games like chess and Go, while also offering interactive tutoring and playful learning for kids.

  
  

• Sigma Squares Automates Manufacturing: Beijing-based Sigma Squares has raised fresh funding as it scales AI-driven production lines for optical and medical products. By reducing factory labor from 100 to just 10 workers per line, its vision-based robotics systems are pushing traditional manufacturing into the smart era.

  
  

• Xiaomi’s AI-Infused SUV: Xiaomi officially unveils the YU7, its first electric SUV. With a 835km range and Xiaomi’s HyperVision panoramic display, the YU7 fuses smart cabin design with AI-powered safety and autonomy, signaling Xiaomi’s growing footprint in AI and smart mobility.

  
  

Whether you’re tracking smart hardware, AI in industry, or the future of vehicles — this episode breaks down where China’s next wave of innovation is headed.

🔗 Links & Resources:

SenseBot: https://www.senserobotchess.com/

Xiaomi’s new SUV: https://www.mi.com/global/discover/article?id=4925

⚠️ Disclaimer: This episode was scripted and narrated using AI tools. All content complies with platform guidelines and licensing standards.

🎙️ In today’s episode:

We explore three major developments from China’s fast-moving AI landscape:

• DeepSeek’s Potential Healthcare Expansion: The AI startup DeepSeek is quietly hiring medical-focused interns, hinting at plans to enhance its language models for healthcare applications.

• Fenbi’s AI-Driven Education: Edtech leader Fenbi is turning AI into a teaching assistant — cutting grading time, personalizing learning, and investing heavily in R&D to scale its AI-first education model.

• Feishu’s Enterprise AI Assistant: Feishu (aka Lark) just launched “Feishu Q&A,” a secure AI tool that answers employee questions using internal docs, chats, and meetings — all within your permissions.

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Whether you’re building, investing, or just curious—this episode unpacks where China’s digital edge is heading and what it means for the world.

🔗 Links & Resources:

Lark: https://www.larksuite.com/en_sg

⚠️ Disclaimer: This episode was scripted and narrated using AI tools. All software is licensed for commercial use, and content complies with platform guidelines.

🎙️ In today’s episode:

We spotlight three key stories shaping the future of AI in China:

• Reimagining the AI-powered city: China launches its first national “AI Future City Design Challenge,” inviting architects, designers, and technologists to rethink how cities function with AI at the core. With a real 9,500-acre site in Tianjin as the testbed, this isn’t just about sci-fi — it’s about building livable, scalable AI-native cities.
• More money for edge AI: ModelBest, the Chinese startup behind the popular MiniCPM model, just finished another funding round to accelerate edge AI — running powerful models directly on devices like cars and phones. With over 10 million downloads and deals with major automakers, the company is betting big on local, lightweight intelligence.
• Meituan enters the AI coding race: Chinese super-app Meituan — best known for food delivery and local services — is testing “NoCode,” a visual AI development tool that lets users build websites, games, and tools without writing a line of code. It’s another sign of how mainstream tech platforms are doubling down on AI-native tools for work and creativity.
  

Whether you're building, investing, or just curious — this episode unpacks where China’s digital edge is heading and what it means for the world.

🔗 Links & Resources:

ModelBest: https://modelbest.cn/en

NoCode: https://nocode.cn/

⚠️ Disclaimer: This episode was scripted and narrated using AI tools. All software is licensed for commercial use, and content complies with platform guidelines.