Baidu boss says good luck talking AI to Beijing if you don't understand censorship
Chinese web and AI giant Baidu has suggested its long experience of working with local regulators means it, unlike others, is ideally positioned to bring artificial intelligence services to the Middle Kingdom.
"During our testing of Ernie Bot, we have engaged in close discussions with regulators [and] found that the principles of content review or generative AI are quite similar to those applied to search."
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