Specialists call for more AI in China s factories By CHENG YU | China Daily | Updated: 2021-06-29 09:30 Share CLOSE A staff member reacts with a robot at the fifth World Intelligence Congress at Tianjin Meijiang Conference and Exhibition Center in North China s Tianjin, on May 23, 2021. [Photo/Xinhua]
Businesses in China and elsewhere should step up efforts to use artificial intelligence-based technologies to drive manufacturing, industry experts and media professionals said in a webinar co-hosted by China Daily.
Most businesses are already embracing digital transformation to accelerate development, they said. We are racing to adopt AI technologies in several functions, but there are difficulties in production processes as well as in resource management, said Masahiro Nakamura, CEO of Lexer Research Inc.
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The gold mask uncovered from the Sanxingdui site is 28cm in height.
THE recently discovered gold mask from the Sanxingdui archaeological site – sporting similar exotic features to those of previously unearthed bronze face masks – has drawn enormous interest.
Located in south-west China’s Sichuan province, the Sanxingdui Ruins site dates back over 3,200 years. More than 1,000 artefacts were recovered in an excavation in 1986, including bronzeware with exotic markings, face masks with protruding pupils and an exquisite 3.95m-divine tree believed to have been worshipped as the ladder to heaven.
Explore the discoveries at Sanxingdui Ruins in this month’s China Watch, which also takes you to Nanjing Hongshan Forest Zoo in the Jiangsu province, highlighting the works of its innovative zookeeper Shen Zhijun.
Covid Impact on Media Houses: Objective journalism key to survival
Speakers say at ANN webinar
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Amid shrinking space for press freedom and changing consumers habits during Covid-19 pandemic, good old-fashioned, objective journalism is the key to survival for media houses, speakers said in a webinar organised by Asia News Network (ANN) on Wednesday.
The online conference titled Covid-19 and Impacts on the Media was attended by ANN members as well as academics from reputed universities. Covid-19 pandemic has wreaked havoc on global development rarely seen in history, said Zhou Shuchun, Standing Committee member of the CPPCC National Committee and publisher and editor-in-chief of China Daily, in his opening remark.