AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoUS-China Tech Friction: U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy demanded Ford cut technology ties with China’s CATL, while China’s embassy urged Washington to stop politicizing trade. AI Security Row: China rejected “distorting facts” after Anthropic alleged industrial-scale Claude distillation by labs including DeepSeek, Moonshot AI, Alibaba and Xiaomi. AI Market Buzz: Shanghai’s Enflame surged after its STAR Market IPO, but coverage notes it still holds a small slice of China’s AI accelerator market and relies heavily on Tencent. Talent Shift: A study highlights a growing return of Chinese scientists from the U.S., driven by budgets at home and a tougher U.S. climate. Entertainment & Animation: Winsing Animation heads to MIPCOM 2026 with Into the Mortal World and new GG Bond titles, including a generative-AI-backed series. Cars Policy: China’s new NEV plan targets 70% of new passenger sales by 2030 and adds a major liability rule: automakers, not drivers, would bear responsibility in fully autonomous mode. Arts & Culture Abroad: Manchester’s Chinatown archway restoration will use materials and artisans sourced from China. Space Diplomacy: NASA’s Artemis lunar data workshops reportedly exclude China and Russia, which are building rival lunar data systems.
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