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As artificial intelligence companies compete for increasingly scarce training material, some are reportedly turning to an unexpectedly old-fashioned source: physical books. AI developers and their contractors are purchasing large quantities of secondhand books, removing their bindings and scanning the pages before destroying or recycling the originals, according to a July
Chinese Firms Bypass US to Get Nvidia Chips: Foreign Media Reveals How
On Thursday, Nov. 13, The Wall Street Journal published an investigative report revealing that a Chinese...
NACS Show 2025: Where Innovation and Connection Shape the Future of Retail
CHICAGO, Illinois — The energy inside McCormick Place was electric this fall as NACS Show 2025 brought...
Trump to Award $10,000 Bonus to Air Traffic Controllers Who Stay On Duty
On Monday, Nov. 10, U.S. President Donald Trump again commented on the aviation chaos during the government...
Advertising Week New York 2025: Where the Future of Marketing Takes Shape
This year's Advertising Week New York took place Oct. 6–9 at The PENN District in Manhattan, marking...
France Launches Probe Into Chinese E-Commerce Giants Over Allegations of Child Exploitation
By Yang Tianzi, Vision Times France’s consumer watchdog has launched a sweeping investigation into...
Nippon Steel Cuts Profit Outlook, But Excludes Recently Acquired US Steel From Guidance
Nippon Steel said it expects annual profit to fall 14 percent this fiscal year but excluded U.S. Steel...
Amazon Cut 14,000 White-Collar Jobs Amid AI-Driven Corporate Restructuring
On Tuesday, Oct. 28, U.S. e-commerce giant Amazon announced plans to cut approximately 14,000 white-collar...
AI Deepfakes Shake European Elections: EU Faces Rising Pressure Amid Democratic Risks
The rapid development of artificial intelligence (AI) has brought unprecedented convenience and transformation...
Foreign Investors Flee as Huawei Expands Control and China Faces a Harsh Reality
“Did I just wake up to find the motherland unified?” one Chinese netizen joked. Another mocked the state...