Tsinghua AI Association of International Students (TAIS) news roundup 7 December
Facial recognition usage in shopping malls draws controversy in China. [China Money Network https://t.ly/0Vsf]
Facial recognition toilet paper dispensers in China put on hold as privacy concerns grow. [South China Morning Post https://t.ly/01ZX]
China’s computer vision unicorns face challenges on many fronts as they expand beyond surveillance: SCMP report. [South China Morning Post https://t.ly/ZX0e]
Chinese Uber competitor DiDi unveiled a futuristic EV made specifically for ride-sharing. It has a smart steering wheel, several touchscreens, and artificial intelligence systems. [Business Insider https://t.ly/4RlC]
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