https://www.cnn.com/2019/10/08/business/us-china-xinjiang-black-list-intl-hnk/index.html Hong Kong (CNN Business)Washington is adding 28 Chinese companies, government offices and security bureaus to a United States blacklist over their alleged role in facilitating human rights abuses in China's Xinjiang region. Monday's announcement targets some of China's top artificial intelligence companies in a similar way to the US move against smartphone giant Huawei earlier this year, and comes just days before crucial trade talks between the two sides. In a statement, the US Commerce Department said "these entities have been implicated in human rights violations and abuses in the implementation of China's campaign of repression, mass arbitrary detention, and high-technology surveillance against Uyghurs, Kazakhs, and other members of Muslim minority groups in [Xinjiang]." For the last two-and-a-half years, China has been detaining hundreds of thousands of Uyghurs and other predominantly Muslim ethnic minorities in what Beijing alternately describes as "voluntary de-radicalization camps" and "vocational training centers."
Former detainees have described them as closer to internment camps, however, and allegations of abuse are rampant, including in firsthand accounts given to CNN describing torture and forced political re-education under the threat of violence. Chinese officials have long defended the crackdown in Xinjiang as necessary to tackle extremism and in line with Chinese law and international practice. In a statement Tuesday, Beijing said the US accusations were "groundless and senseless" and the sanctions on its organizations and companies "seriously violated the basic rules of international relations." "We urge the US to immediately correct its mistakes, withdraw relevant decisions and stop interfering with China's internal affairs," said Geng Shuang, a spokesman for China's foreign ministry. "China will continue to take resolute measures to firmly safeguard its national sovereignty and developmental interests." The organizations targeted by the United States are now barred from buying US products or importing American technology. The list includes 20 government and security bureaus in Xinjiang, and eight companies, including Hikvision, one of the world's largest manufacturers of AI-driven video surveillance products, and Meiya Pico, a leading digital forensics firm. "The US Government and Department of Commerce cannot and will not tolerate the brutal suppression of ethnic minorities within China," Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Ross said in a statement. "This action will ensure that our technologies, fostered in an environment of individual liberty and free enterprise, are not used to repress defenseless minority populations." Shares in Hikvision — which has previously been accused by US lawmakers of helping China create a "high-tech police state" — were suspended in Shenzhen following the move. Hikvision said the company strongly opposed the US decision, adding it had been working with Trump administration officials over the last 12 months "to clarify misunderstandings about the company and address their concerns." "Hikvision, as the security industry's global leader, respects human rights and takes our responsibility to protect people in the US and the world seriously," a company spokesperson said. Meiya Pico has yet to publicly comment. The blacklisting of Chinese organizations comes just before high-level trade talks are due to resume in Washington on Thursday in the hopes of finding a way to end the damaging US-China trade war. Speaking to reporters at the White House on Monday, President Donald Trump said "my inclination is to get a big deal. We've come this far. We're doing well." "Can something happen? I guess, maybe. Who knows? But I think it's probably unlikely. Okay?" Trump added. he American leader is facing intense scrutiny over his apparent request to Chinese authorities to look into his potential Democratic presidential rival Joe Biden, over the former vice president and his son's business dealings in China. During a call with Chinese President Xi Jinping about Biden, Trump promised to remain quiet on ongoing anti-government unrest in Hong Kong if trade talks progressed, according to two people familiar with the discussion. He denied promising to stay quiet Monday, "but I (did) say that we are negotiating. If anything happened bad, I think that would be a very bad for the negotiation."
This final rule adds the following twenty-eight entities to the Entity List and includes, where appropriate, aliases: People’s Republic of China Aksu District Public Security Bureau, including one alias (Aqsu District Public Security Bureau); Altay Municipality Public Security Bureau; Bayingolin Mongolian Autonomous Prefecture Public Security Bureau; Boertala Mongolian Autonomous Prefecture Public Security Bureau, including one alias (Bortala Mongolian Autonomous Prefecture Public Security Bureau); Changji Hui Autonomous Prefecture Public Security Bureau; Dahua Technology; Hami Municipality Public Security Bureau, including two aliases (Kumul Municipality Public Security Bureau; and Qumul Municipality Public Security Bureau); Hetian Prefecture Public Security Bureau; Hikvision; 7 IFLYTEK; Kashgar Prefecture Public Security Bureau; Kelamayi Municipality Public Security Bureau; Kezilesu Kyrgyz Autonomous Prefecture Public Security Bureau, including one alias (Kizilsu Autonomous Prefecture Public Security Bureau); Megvii Technology; Sense Time; Shihezi Municipality Public Security Bureau; Tacheng Prefecture Public Security Bureau; Tumushuke Municipal Public SecurityBureau, including one alias (Tumxuk Municipal Public SecurityBureau); Turfan Municipality Public Security Bureau, including one alias (Turpan Municipality Public Security Bureau); Urumqi Municipal Public Security Bureau; Wujiaqu Municipality Public Security Bureau; Xiamen Meiya Pico Information Co. Ltd.; Xinjiang Police College; Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps (XPCC) Public Security Bureau; Xinjiang Uighur Autonomous Region (XUAR) People’s Government Public Security Bureau; 8 Yili Kazakh Autonomous Prefecture Public Security Bureau, including one alias (Ili Kazakh Autonomous Prefecture Public Security Bureau); Yitu Technologies; Yixin Science and Technology Co. Ltd., including four aliases (Yixin Technology; Yuxin Technology; Yuxin Science and Technology; and Ecguard).
SHARE TWEET SHARE SHARE PRINT EMAIL Nasdaq is putting the heat on initial public offerings (IPOs) of small Chinese companies, Reuters reported on Sunday (Sept. 29).
Nasdaq — an electronic exchange in which stocks are traded through an automated network of computers instead of a trading floor — is tightening restrictions and making approvals more difficult.
Attempts by Nasdaq to curtail stock market flotations comes on the heels of IPOs raising the majority of funds from Chinese relationships over U.S. investors.
“One critical quality of our capital markets is that we provide non-discriminatory and fair access to all eligible companies,” a Nasdaq spokeswoman told Reuters. “The statutory obligation of all U.S. equity exchanges to do so creates a vibrant market that provides diverse investment opportunities for U.S. investors.”
The Nasdaq spokeswoman declined to comment specifically on the impact of the changes in the listing rules on the U.S. IPOs of small Chinese companies.
There have been 33 IPOs for Chinese companies listed on the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq this year, the most since 2010 when there was 39.
The companies include iQiyi, a video platform company; Nio, an electric car maker; and Tencent Music Entertainment.
“The level of new issuance of Chinese companies in the U.S. is unusual given the escalating trade tensions and weakness in the Chinese markets,” said Daniel Delany, managing director at CIBC Private Wealth Management. “That said, longer-term, Chinese companies have benefited from U.S. listings, with the validation of more institutional shareholders and higher valuations.”
The high number of listings did not necessarily translate into strong performance, as investors saw losses of about 16 percent on those stocks.
“The U.S. listings of Chinese companies have not performed well in 2018,” Delany said. “The biggest single reason is, simply, the weakness in the Chinese markets. Additionally, many of these stocks have limited free float and newer shareholders, both of which can exacerbate the selling pressure.”
Chinese retail sales were the slowest in 15 years in November, and factory output was also down. This data exacerbates fears of a troubling outlook for the global economy, and concerns about the U.S.-China trade war and worldwide growth slowdown have sparked selling.
The U.S. is blacklisting Chinese tech companies that it says have helped to subjugate ethnic minorities in China. The Commerce Department announced Monday it will add 28 Chinese governmental and commercial organizations to its "entity list" "for engaging in or enabling activities contrary to the foreign policy interests of the United States." That means U.S. companies must get government approval to sell technology to those Chinese companies. The U.S. says the companies are using their state-of-the-art capabilities -- such as facial recognition and artificial intelligence technology -- to assist with a continuing pattern of improper surveillance, repression and arbitrary detention of Muslims in China.
“The U.S. Government and Department of Commerce cannot and will not tolerate the brutal suppression of ethnic minorities within China,” Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said. “This action will ensure that our technologies, fostered in an environment of individual liberty and free enterprise, are not used to repress defenseless minority populations.”
The blacklisted companies include Hikvision and Dahua, both of which are global providers of video surveillance technology. Prominent Chinese AI firms such as Sense Time, Megvii and iFlytek are also on the list. Sense Time and Megvii are known for the development of computer vision technology that underpins facial recognition products, while iFlytek is known for its voice recognition and translation services. In May, the U.S. put major Chinese telecommunications company Huawei on the same blacklist. And in June, five Chinese technology companies were also added to the list.
The U.S. is blacklisting Chinese tech companies that it says have helped to subjugate ethnic minorities in China. The Commerce Department announced Monday it will add 28 Chinese governmental and commercial organizations to its "entity list" "for engaging in or enabling activities contrary to the foreign policy interests of the United States." That means U.S. companies must get government approval to sell technology to those Chinese companies. The U.S. says the companies are using their state-of-the-art capabilities -- such as facial recognition and artificial intelligence technology -- to assist with a continuing pattern of improper surveillance, repression and arbitrary detention of Muslims in China.
“The U.S. Government and Department of Commerce cannot and will not tolerate the brutal suppression of ethnic minorities within China,” Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said. “This action will ensure that our technologies, fostered in an environment of individual liberty and free enterprise, are not used to repress defenseless minority populations.”
The blacklisted companies include Hikvision and Dahua, both of which are global providers of video surveillance technology. Prominent Chinese AI firms such as Sense Time, Megvii and iFlytek are also on the list. Sense Time and Megvii are known for the development of computer vision technology that underpins facial recognition products, while iFlytek is known for its voice recognition and translation services. In May, the U.S. put major Chinese telecommunications company Huawei on the same blacklist. And in June, five Chinese technology companies were also added to the list. completefull 发表于 10/8/2019 5:38:42 PM
https://www.cnn.com/2019/10/08/business/us-china-xinjiang-black-list-intl-hnk/index.html Hong Kong (CNN Business)Washington is adding 28 Chinese companies, government offices and security bureaus to a United States blacklist over their alleged role in facilitating human rights abuses in China's Xinjiang region. Monday's announcement targets some of China's top artificial intelligence companies in a similar way to the US move againstsmartphone giant Huaweiearlier this year, and comes just days beforecrucial trade talksbetween the two sides. In a statement, the US Commerce Department said "these entities have been implicated in human rights violations and abuses in the implementation of China's campaign of repression, mass arbitrary detention, and high-technology surveillance against Uyghurs, Kazakhs, and other members of Muslim minority groups in [Xinjiang]." For the last two-and-a-half years, China has been detaining hundreds of thousands of Uyghurs and other predominantly Muslim ethnic minorities in what Beijing alternately describes as "voluntary de-radicalization camps" and "vocational training centers." Former detainees have described them as closer to internment camps, however, and allegations of abuse are rampant, including in firsthand accounts given to CNN describing torture and forced political re-education under the threat of violence. Chinese officialshave long defended the crackdown in Xinjiang as necessary to tackle extremism and in line with Chinese law and international practice. In a statement Tuesday, Beijing said the US accusations were "groundless and senseless" and the sanctions on its organizations and companies "seriously violated the basic rules of international relations." "We urge the US to immediately correct its mistakes, withdraw relevant decisions and stop interfering with China's internal affairs," said Geng Shuang, a spokesman for China's foreign ministry. "China will continue to take resolute measures to firmly safeguard its national sovereignty and developmental interests." The organizations targeted by the United States are now barred from buying US products or importing American technology. The list includes 20 government and security bureaus in Xinjiang, and eight companies, including Hikvision , one of the world's largest manufacturers of AI-driven video surveillance products, andMeiya Pico, a leading digital forensics firm. "The US Government and Department of Commerce cannot and will not tolerate the brutal suppression of ethnic minorities within China," Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Rosssaid in a statement. "This action will ensure that our technologies, fostered in an environment of individual liberty and free enterprise, are not used to repress defenseless minority populations." Shares in Hikvision — which has previously been accused by US lawmakers of helping China create a "high-tech police state" — were suspended in Shenzhen following the move. Hikvision said the company strongly opposed the US decision, adding it had been working with Trump administration officials over the last 12 months "to clarify misunderstandings about the company and address their concerns." "Hikvision, as the security industry's global leader, respects human rights and takes our responsibility to protect people in the US and the world seriously," a company spokesperson said. Meiya Pico has yet to publicly comment. The blacklisting of Chinese organizations comes just before high-level trade talks are due to resume in Washington on Thursday in the hopes of finding a way to end the damaging US-China trade war. Speaking to reporters at the White House on Monday, President Donald Trump said "my inclination is to get a big deal. We've come this far. We're doing well." "Can something happen? I guess, maybe. Who knows? But I think it's probably unlikely. Okay?" Trump added. he American leader is facing intense scrutiny overhis apparent request to Chinese authoritiesto look into his potential Democratic presidential rival Joe Biden, over the former vice president and his son's business dealings in China. During a call with Chinese President Xi Jinping about Biden, Trump promised to remain quiet on ongoing anti-government unrest in Hong Kong if trade talks progressed,according to two peoplefamiliar with the discussion. He denied promising to stay quiet Monday, "but I (did) say that we are negotiating. If anything happened bad, I think that would be a very bad for the negotiation."
Hong Kong (CNN Business)Washington is adding 28 Chinese companies, government offices and security bureaus to a United States blacklist over their alleged role in facilitating human rights abuses in China's Xinjiang region.
Monday's announcement targets some of China's top artificial intelligence companies in a similar way to the US move against smartphone giant Huawei earlier this year, and comes just days before crucial trade talks between the two sides.
In a statement, the US Commerce Department said "these entities have been implicated in human rights violations and abuses in the implementation of China's campaign of repression, mass arbitrary detention, and high-technology surveillance against Uyghurs, Kazakhs, and other members of Muslim minority groups in [Xinjiang]."
For the last two-and-a-half years, China has been detaining hundreds of thousands of Uyghurs and other predominantly Muslim ethnic minorities in what Beijing alternately describes as "voluntary de-radicalization camps" and "vocational training centers."
Former detainees have described them as closer to internment camps, however, and allegations of abuse are rampant, including in firsthand accounts given to CNN describing torture and forced political re-education under the threat of violence.
Chinese officials have long defended the crackdown in Xinjiang as necessary to tackle extremism and in line with Chinese law and international practice. In a statement Tuesday, Beijing said the US accusations were "groundless and senseless" and the sanctions on its organizations and companies "seriously violated the basic rules of international relations."
"We urge the US to immediately correct its mistakes, withdraw relevant decisions and stop interfering with China's internal affairs," said Geng Shuang, a spokesman for China's foreign ministry. "China will continue to take resolute measures to firmly safeguard its national sovereignty and developmental interests."
The organizations targeted by the United States are now barred from buying US products or importing American technology. The list includes 20 government and security bureaus in Xinjiang, and eight companies, including Hikvision, one of the world's largest manufacturers of AI-driven video surveillance products, and Meiya Pico, a leading digital forensics firm.
"The US Government and Department of Commerce cannot and will not tolerate the brutal suppression of ethnic minorities within China," Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Ross said in a statement. "This action will ensure that our technologies, fostered in an environment of individual liberty and free enterprise, are not used to repress defenseless minority populations."
Shares in Hikvision — which has previously been accused by US lawmakers of helping China create a "high-tech police state" — were suspended in Shenzhen following the move.
Hikvision said the company strongly opposed the US decision, adding it had been working with Trump administration officials over the last 12 months "to clarify misunderstandings about the company and address their concerns."
"Hikvision, as the security industry's global leader, respects human rights and takes our responsibility to protect people in the US and the world seriously," a company spokesperson said.
Meiya Pico has yet to publicly comment.
The blacklisting of Chinese organizations comes just before high-level trade talks are due to resume in Washington on Thursday in the hopes of finding a way to end the damaging US-China trade war.
Speaking to reporters at the White House on Monday, President Donald Trump said "my inclination is to get a big deal. We've come this far. We're doing well."
"Can something happen? I guess, maybe. Who knows? But I think it's probably unlikely. Okay?" Trump added.
he American leader is facing intense scrutiny over his apparent request to Chinese authorities to look into his potential Democratic presidential rival Joe Biden, over the former vice president and his son's business dealings in China.
During a call with Chinese President Xi Jinping about Biden, Trump promised to remain quiet on ongoing anti-government unrest in Hong Kong if trade talks progressed, according to two people familiar with the discussion.
He denied promising to stay quiet Monday, "but I (did) say that we are negotiating. If anything happened bad, I think that would be a very bad for the negotiation."
https://s3.amazonaws.com/public-inspection.federalregister.gov/2019-22210.pdf
This final rule adds the following twenty-eight entities to the Entity List and includes, where
appropriate, aliases:
People’s Republic of China
Aksu District Public Security Bureau, including one alias (Aqsu District Public
Security Bureau);
Altay Municipality Public Security Bureau;
Bayingolin Mongolian Autonomous Prefecture Public Security Bureau;
Boertala Mongolian Autonomous Prefecture Public Security Bureau, including one
alias (Bortala Mongolian Autonomous Prefecture Public Security Bureau);
Changji Hui Autonomous Prefecture Public Security Bureau;
Dahua Technology;
Hami Municipality Public Security Bureau, including two aliases (Kumul
Municipality Public Security Bureau; and Qumul Municipality Public Security
Bureau);
Hetian Prefecture Public Security Bureau;
Hikvision;
7
IFLYTEK;
Kashgar Prefecture Public Security Bureau;
Kelamayi Municipality Public Security Bureau;
Kezilesu Kyrgyz Autonomous Prefecture Public Security Bureau, including one alias
(Kizilsu Autonomous Prefecture Public Security Bureau);
Megvii Technology;
Sense Time;
Shihezi Municipality Public Security Bureau;
Tacheng Prefecture Public Security Bureau;
Tumushuke Municipal Public SecurityBureau, including one alias (Tumxuk
Municipal Public SecurityBureau);
Turfan Municipality Public Security Bureau, including one alias (Turpan
Municipality Public Security Bureau);
Urumqi Municipal Public Security Bureau;
Wujiaqu Municipality Public Security Bureau;
Xiamen Meiya Pico Information Co. Ltd.;
Xinjiang Police College;
Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps (XPCC) Public Security Bureau;
Xinjiang Uighur Autonomous Region (XUAR) People’s Government Public Security
Bureau;
8
Yili Kazakh Autonomous Prefecture Public Security Bureau, including one alias
(Ili Kazakh Autonomous Prefecture Public Security Bureau);
Yitu Technologies;
Yixin Science and Technology Co. Ltd., including four aliases (Yixin
Technology; Yuxin Technology; Yuxin Science and Technology; and Ecguard).
动作挺快的
跟AI技术有关
美国ban的动作会越来越多
公安局的领导有没有转移资产到美国？亲属移民的？
所以“新疆集中营”对穆斯林到底是做到了什么度呢
youtube twitter google上很多可以去搜
自己去发掘真相
传川普拟限制退休基金投资中国
虽然之前限制中企进入美国股市的说法被否认，不过美媒今日再披露，川普政府仍在讨论限制资金流向中国的可行性，尤其是政府退休养老基金，虽然此类基金投资中国的金额占整体的比例不大，但若此事为真，具有重大象征意义，代表美国有意以「政府」的名义，管控资金流向中国。
内部人士向《彭博》透露，上周二以白宫经济顾问库德洛（Larry Kudlow）为首，在美国国家安全会议及财政部相关人士均与会的状况下，继续讨论了限制资金流向中国的可行性，尤其是退休养老基金，内部人士表示，现在政府的方向是讨论要用什么样的指标，以衡量投资哪些中国公司会有风险存在。
内部人士表示，自从限制中企上市的消息传开后，相关讨论便暂时搁置，不过限制美资流向中国的讨论仍在进行，而对于退休养老基金投资的限制法源也尚在研究中。
美国联邦退休储蓄投资委员会（FRTIB）曾经决定，到2020年退休养老基金的跨国投资组合与MSCI AC世界指数（MSCI All Country World Index）相符，但政府鹰派人士一直反对此举，认为这是把美国的钱，投到了1个侵害人权又威胁美国的国家，尤其是许多中企的相关资讯公布并不完全。
报导指出，这种做法至少有2个意义，第1，代表美国有意以「政府」的名义，限制美国资金流向中国，第2，对川普而言，也可以称他阻止了美国退伍军人及公务员的血汗钱，投资了仰赖窃取美国技术而崛起的中企。
纳斯达克已经开始收紧小企业赴美ipo
https://www.pymnts.com/news/ipo/2019/nasdaq-moves-limit-chinese-smb-ipos/
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Nasdaq is putting the heat on initial public offerings (IPOs) of small Chinese companies, Reuters reported on Sunday (Sept. 29).
Nasdaq — an electronic exchange in which stocks are traded through an automated network of computers instead of a trading floor — is tightening restrictions and making approvals more difficult.
Attempts by Nasdaq to curtail stock market flotations comes on the heels of IPOs raising the majority of funds from Chinese relationships over U.S. investors.
“One critical quality of our capital markets is that we provide non-discriminatory and fair access to all eligible companies,” a Nasdaq spokeswoman told Reuters. “The statutory obligation of all U.S. equity exchanges to do so creates a vibrant market that provides diverse investment opportunities for U.S. investors.”
The Nasdaq spokeswoman declined to comment specifically on the impact of the changes in the listing rules on the U.S. IPOs of small Chinese companies.
There have been 33 IPOs for Chinese companies listed on the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq this year, the most since 2010 when there was 39.
The companies include iQiyi, a video platform company; Nio, an electric car maker; and Tencent Music Entertainment.
“The level of new issuance of Chinese companies in the U.S. is unusual given the escalating trade tensions and weakness in the Chinese markets,” said Daniel Delany, managing director at CIBC Private Wealth Management. “That said, longer-term, Chinese companies have benefited from U.S. listings, with the validation of more institutional shareholders and higher valuations.”
The high number of listings did not necessarily translate into strong performance, as investors saw losses of about 16 percent on those stocks.
“The U.S. listings of Chinese companies have not performed well in 2018,” Delany said. “The biggest single reason is, simply, the weakness in the Chinese markets. Additionally, many of these stocks have limited free float and newer shareholders, both of which can exacerbate the selling pressure.”
Chinese retail sales were the slowest in 15 years in November, and factory output was also down. This data exacerbates fears of a troubling outlook for the global economy, and concerns about the U.S.-China trade war and worldwide growth slowdown have sparked selling.
前不久在美国召开了一场国际反恐大会
会议开到一半主持人突然说：‘下面请同情恐怖分子的人坐到会场的左边，支持严打恐怖分子的人坐到会场右边。’
大部分人坐到了右边，少数人坐到了左边。除了一个人还坐在中间不动。
主持人问道：‘这位先生，你到底同情恐怖分子还是反对恐怖分子？’
那人回答道：‘我反对美国的恐怖分子，但是我支持俄国和中国的恐怖分子。’
主持人赶紧说：国务卿先生，请您坐到主席台上来
您这笑话贴了好几次了吧？
仅仅是每天学习值得美国这么兴师动众的制裁吗？
https://www.state.gov/u-s-department-of-state-imposes-visa-restrictions-on-chinese-officials-for-repression-in-xinjiang/
来得真快美国一般都是名单证据掌握的实打实了再宣布制裁
香港也不远了
是的，香港也不远了
☆ 发自 iPhone 华人一网 1.14.05
貌似限制入境是开始，可能还会对其在美国的财产进行控制，如果有的话。
哇 一定要看看喔
美国肯定掌握了财产的情报才会有的放矢参照制裁其他国家官员的先例
US cracks down on Chinese artificial intelligence companies
https://www.foxbusiness.com/technology/us-blacklist-chinese-tech-companies
The U.S. is blacklisting Chinese tech companies that it says have helped to subjugate ethnic minorities in China.
The Commerce Department announced Monday it will add 28 Chinese governmental and commercial organizations to its "entity list" "for engaging in or enabling activities contrary to the foreign policy interests of the United States."
That means U.S. companies must get government approval to sell technology to those Chinese companies.
The U.S. says the companies are using their state-of-the-art capabilities -- such as facial recognition and artificial intelligence technology -- to assist with a continuing pattern of improper surveillance, repression and arbitrary detention of Muslims in China.
“The U.S. Government and Department of Commerce cannot and will not tolerate the brutal suppression of ethnic minorities within China,” Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said. “This action will ensure that our technologies, fostered in an environment of individual liberty and free enterprise, are not used to repress defenseless minority populations.”
The blacklisted companies include Hikvision and Dahua, both of which are global providers of video surveillance technology. Prominent Chinese AI firms such as Sense Time, Megvii and iFlytek are also on the list. Sense Time and Megvii are known for the development of computer vision technology that underpins facial recognition products, while iFlytek is known for its voice recognition and translation services.
In May, the U.S. put major Chinese telecommunications company Huawei on the same blacklist. And in June, five Chinese technology companies were also added to the list.
科大讯飞的app在google。store就有啊，难道要下架?
那以后中国人只能用华为鸿蒙了：）
医院院长被拒签了，
医院医生顺利过签。
估计因为院长是党员干部。
这才是真正的爱国嘛！以后也不要什么国外豪车，为了振兴民族工业，有钱的要开红旗轿车，或红旗无人驾驶汽车，aka,幽灵车!😀😀😀
只要GitHub一掐这些企业就得关一半... ---发自Huaren 官方 iOS APP
有没有感觉到一个国家机器启动后在不停的加速。以前通过法案条例都会吵几个月假，现在的政府相关效率一点不亚于TG。
哈哈有种就boycott github
哈哈哈哈
对付纳粹
还得看美国
回顾一下珍珠港事件以后美国觉醒和反击的速度。。。
應該在Github開一個Fight for Freedom的主題。
编程随想有一个红色权贵的图。
禁止买可乐？