Chinese AI Researchers Boost Presence on X as US Counterparts Go Quiet

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Researchers from Chinese AI laboratories are increasingly active on X, using the platform to discuss their work and engage with the global AI community. This shift comes as employees at prominent US firms like OpenAI and Anthropic have become notably less vocal on social media. Chinese researchers are leveraging the platform for multiple purposes, including talent recruitment and influencing international conversations about artificial intelligence. The trend marks a notable change in who is shaping public discourse around AI development online.

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