Hey tech enthusiasts! Have you ever wondered how your favorite apps stay safe while getting smarter? 🤔 Well, China has some exciting news! At a recent press conference of the National People’s Congress (that’s like a big meeting where important decisions are made), spokesperson Lou Qinjian talked about how China ensures data privacy and security while boosting cool new technologies like Artificial Intelligence (AI). 💻
Meet DeepSeek! It’s a tech startup from Hangzhou that’s been making waves in the AI world. 🌊 They’ve created an AI model called DeepSeek-R1, which is just as powerful as some leading American AI systems but was built at a fraction of the cost! 💰 How did they do it? Through something called “frugal innovation” – a fancy way of saying they found smart solutions even without expensive gadgets. 🛠️
Even without the latest high-end hardware, the team at DeepSeek used their creativity to make amazing software. It’s like building an awesome treehouse without all the fancy tools – pretty cool, right? 🌳🏠
But that’s not all! Another company, iFlytek, has been rocking the AI scene too. They specialize in speech recognition and natural language processing. Ever used a voice assistant or a translation app? 📱🗣️ That’s the kind of tech they’re improving, making it easier for people to communicate and interact with computers.
Lou Qinjian emphasized that China wants to work with countries all over the world to make AI development healthy and beneficial for everyone. 🌍 They’ve even proposed the Global AI Governance Initiative to help bridge the technology gap between countries. This way, tech advancements won’t just be a game for wealthy nations or individuals – everyone gets to play! 🎮
The big takeaway? Innovation, openness, and sharing are super important. By working together and thinking creatively, we can use technology to make the world a better place for all. So next time you use a cool app or gadget, remember the awesome minds behind it making things affordable and safe! 🤖❤️
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NPC spokesperson explains how China ensures data privacy, security
cgtn.com
