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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
China Expands Nuclear Arsenal as America Builds Largest Missile Shield in History
By Andrew Jensen, Commentary In December 2025, the Pentagon documented the fastest nuclear weapons...
Chinese Academy of Engineering Delists 3 Military Experts as Beijing’s Anti-Corruption Effort Slogs On
Three prominent Chinese military technology experts have been removed from the official roster of the...
China’s Air Defense Failures Could Spell Trouble for Vice Premier Zhang Guoqing
By Li Deyan, Vision Times Geopolitical developments stemming from US-Israeli strikes on Iran have...
US Report Focuses on Core Storage Site of China’s Nuclear Warheads
By Li Deyan, Vision Times A newly-released report by a U.S. military research institute has shed light...
Former US General Warns of Beijing’s ‘Stealth War’ Against Washington
By Tian Jingxin, Vision Times A retired senior U.S. military commander is warning that the Chinese...
Gulf Tanker Attacks Escalate Tensions as Iran War Threatens Global Oil Supply
By Luke, Vision Times A string of recent Iranian maritime attacks on oil tankers near Iraq’s southern...
Independent Video Platform Gan Jing World Surpasses 100 Million Visitors
Since its establishment in July 2022, independent social media platform Gan Jing World (GJW) has attracted...
New York’s AI Summit Highlights Enterprise AI’s Next Phase
In mid-December last year, the AI Summit New York 2025 was held at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center...
Honey Traps in the AI Era: Concerns Grow Over Espionage Tactics in Silicon Valley
By Yuanshan, Vision Times Recent reporting by U.K. publisher "The Times" has revived concerns about...