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When an official news program on state-run Hunan Economic Television took to the air on May 6, the tension between artificiality and authenticity was on full display. As two AI-generated anchors, Sheng Sheng and Shuang Shuang, read out the news, a message appeared in the corner of the screen: “content not [AI] generated” (不生成內容).

The disclaimer in the May 6 broadcas...


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In global news today, and certainly in China news, there is just one story topping the headlines — the state visit of Donald Trump to Beijing, the first visit by a US president in nearly 10 years. Is that story splashed across ...


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Early last year, as the initial public offering of his company in Zhejiang approached, an executive received a disturbing communication from a financial social media account. It contained a list of damaging claims about his company and invited him to respond to prevent the publication of a damning expose. He reached out to the account, and in the end agreed to pay just over 4...


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Last week, a delegation from one of Europe’s oldest universities toured a center in northeast China dedicated to the preservation of the Siberian tiger and Amur leopard. The tour concluded with a strategic coope...


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From the early 2000s through to the outset of the 2010s, the principle of “supervision by public opinion” (舆论监督), or yulun jiandu, gave more enterprising journalists cover to pursue critical reporting — even investigative reporting — with the idea that media reporting could push forward social and institutional progress. In China’s


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