The open‑weight large language model Qwen, developed by Alibaba, is rapidly gaining global traction. Its ease of download and modification has led to integration across a range of products, from smart glasses to vehicle dashboards, and adoption by companies such as Rokid, BYD, Airbnb, Perplexity, Nvidia, and even Meta. The model’s popularity contrasts with the lukewarm reception of recent U.S. releases like GPT‑5 and Llama 4, highlighting a shift toward openly shared AI research in China and a broader impact measured by real‑world usage rather than narrow benchmarks. Leer más →

Chinese consumers are showing less enthusiasm for electric vehicles from Tesla and BYD, signaling a cooling market. BYD now accounts for a small share of new car sales in the European Union, while Tesla reported strong sales in Turkey, ranking as the country’s second‑most popular automaker. CEO Elon Musk continues to tout Tesla’s humanoid robot as a future revenue driver, claiming it could eventually generate the majority of the company’s value. The contrast between shifting buyer sentiment and ambitious robot plans highlights divergent challenges and opportunities for the two manufacturers. Leer más →

Chinese consumers are showing less enthusiasm for electric vehicles from Tesla and BYD, signaling a cooling market. BYD now accounts for a small share of new car sales in the European Union, while Tesla reported strong sales in Turkey, ranking as the country’s second‑most popular automaker. CEO Elon Musk continues to tout Tesla’s humanoid robot as a future revenue driver, claiming it could eventually generate the majority of the company’s value. The contrast between shifting buyer sentiment and ambitious robot plans highlights divergent challenges and opportunities for the two manufacturers. Leer más →

Chinese consumers are showing less enthusiasm for electric vehicles from Tesla and BYD, signaling a cooling market. BYD now accounts for a small share of new car sales in the European Union, while Tesla reported strong sales in Turkey, ranking as the country’s second‑most popular automaker. CEO Elon Musk continues to tout Tesla’s humanoid robot as a future revenue driver, claiming it could eventually generate the majority of the company’s value. The contrast between shifting buyer sentiment and ambitious robot plans highlights divergent challenges and opportunities for the two manufacturers. Leer más →

Chinese consumers are showing less enthusiasm for electric vehicles from Tesla and BYD, signaling a cooling market. BYD now accounts for a small share of new car sales in the European Union, while Tesla reported strong sales in Turkey, ranking as the country’s second‑most popular automaker. CEO Elon Musk continues to tout Tesla’s humanoid robot as a future revenue driver, claiming it could eventually generate the majority of the company’s value. The contrast between shifting buyer sentiment and ambitious robot plans highlights divergent challenges and opportunities for the two manufacturers. Leer más →

Chinese consumers are showing less enthusiasm for electric vehicles from Tesla and BYD, signaling a cooling market. BYD now accounts for a small share of new car sales in the European Union, while Tesla reported strong sales in Turkey, ranking as the country’s second‑most popular automaker. CEO Elon Musk continues to tout Tesla’s humanoid robot as a future revenue driver, claiming it could eventually generate the majority of the company’s value. The contrast between shifting buyer sentiment and ambitious robot plans highlights divergent challenges and opportunities for the two manufacturers. Leer más →