Go to a trade show in Taipei and you will see humanoids stumbling awkwardly toward objects and robot dogs climbing a mountain composed of a few short
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Where the U.S. and China Stand on AI Safety
The U.S. and China will discuss artificial intelligence safety in mid-September, Reuters reported, following up on a May agreement to “start talking”
U.S. NGO Meets With Senior China Leaders in Beijing
China said that it carried out a “track 1.5 dialogue” with the U.S. in Beijing on August 25. That’s not what really happened. The event in
U.S. Lawmakers Reintroduce Chinese Fentanyl Sanctions Bill
Four lawmakers have reintroduced a bill targeting China’s role in the fentanyl crisis, as Congress attempts to shape U.S. priorities ahead of Xi
America’s Chinese EV Reckoning Is Coming
Television viewers in Washington are familiar with the aesthetics of the political attack ad, with its menacing voice-over and unflattering tint. But
Tacoma Mayor’s Letter to Xi Praises China’s Religious Freedom
The mayor of a Seattle-area city praised China’s government for “safeguarding” religious liberty after she visited the country, in a private letter
AIT Reveals Coast Guard Cooperation With Taiwan
The American Institute in Taiwan (AIT), the United States’ de facto embassy, posted a picture on its Facebook page yesterday showing U.S. and Taiwan
New York Governor’s Office Texted With Bank of China — But Claims It Can’t Find the Messages
The Office of New York Governor Kathy Hochul communicated with the Bank of China’s U.S. arm through WeChat, a Chinese messaging app that is
Nvidia’s AI Chips Finding New Customers
Proponents of looser restrictions on the trade of high-end semiconductors got two pieces of good news last week, as the U.S. and China reckon with how
Exclusive: Inside Tammy Duckworth’s Taiwan Trip
On Tuesday, Senator Tammy Duckworth had lunch with Taiwan’s vice president, Hsiao Bi-khim (蕭美琴), as part of the U.S. lawmaker’s three-day visit to
Taiwan’s Main Opposition Party Faces an Identity Crisis
Taiwan’s main opposition Chinese Nationalist Party, or KMT, is facing a trust issue in Washington, as an internal rift widens between its pro-China
Confirmed: KMT Chairwoman Did Not Meet With Senator
Cheng Li-wun (鄭麗文), the chairwoman of the Chinese Nationalist Party, or KMT, said that she met with Senator Steve Daines during her recent trip to