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Grace Shao

Hong Kong, New York
As seen in: MSN, USA Today, Aol, CNBC, NBC News, Yahoo Finance, Yahoo Finance Canada, Yahoo Finance Singapore, Fortune, South China Morning Post and
Covers:  AI, Tech, Corporate Governance, Energy, Climate
Doesn't Cover: Culture, Lifestyle, Pop Culture
Analyst at AI Proem newsletter (#11 Rising in Tech on Substack) | Host of AI Proem Podcast

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Grace has been published in CNBC, S&P Global Market Intelligence, the Diplomat, Diplomat Risk Intelligence, Fortune, FT Chinese, Yahoo Finance, South China Morning Post, USA Today, Asia Times, NBC News and more.

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Everything you've ever wanted to ask about China AI

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By Grace Shao, Alvin W. Graylin
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AI-generated Alvin and Grace having a fireside chat Hi all, Alvin W. Graylinand I are trying out a new format. Instead of another 5,000-word analysis, we’re going to actually ask each other a few questions we either have for each other or we’ve received a lot of from ourselves. We met at SuperAI this year in Singapore at the speakers’ lounge and, upon connecting, realized we both had a deep passion for explaining the nuances of what is actually happening in China and between China and the US.
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Qoder joins again to talk about China's workplace agent war. Redirected focus on EMEA & APAC

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By Grace Shao
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Hi all, Christian Hu from Alibaba’s Qoder joins the podcast again to talk about the fierce domestic workplace agent competition. For context, Anthropic and OpenAI have decided not to allow access to their models and products in Greater China; thus, the competition for models and agents is largely driven by domestic players. For workplace agents — coworker-style products — the most popular ones at the moment are Tencent’s WorkBuddy, Alibaba’s Qoder, and ByteDance’s Trae.
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Part 1: Tencent's Return. Iron man Yao?

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By Grace Shao
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AI Proem made collage, don’t go suing any AI companies You know how Tony Stark sacrifices himself at the end of Avengers: Endgame, saves the universe, and seals his legacy? He is one of Marvel’s resident geniuses: eccentric, obsessively futuristic, forever building new technology because he believes he can save the world. Okay, today’s protagonist is not Tony Stark, and I am not suggesting he is sacrificing himself for Tencent.
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