China has issued some of its first IDs to AI digital humans
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China has issued some of its first IDs to AI digital humans

Earlier this year she became the first Chinese digital human to receive a government-based official identification card that states her name, birthday, address and facial features.

The official identity allows her operators to open a digital currency wallet for her business and secure commercial partnerships in industries including fashion, gaming and automotive.

The pilot program in Beijing also made her the first licensed AI artist in the country.

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u/wat3va — 8 days ago

Place to stay for WorldPride in Amsterdam Jul 31 - August 2

Hi everyone, I know I'm a bit late booking accommodation for my last-minute trip to Amsterdam for WorldPride. I am a solo traveller from Australia (36yo gay man).

I am a solo traveller from Australia (36yo gay man). Any other solo travellers or couples around the same age would like to meet and explore the city together? I am into arts, queer history, music, and dancing, and would prefer to stay sober.

I am also keen to have some recommendations on some hotels or suburbs to stay in. I'm on a budget and would prefer to spend no more than €200 a day on accommodation.

Thanks a lot!

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u/wat3va — 4 months ago
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Is the US-China rivalry over?

This week in Beijing, both Donald Trump and Xi Jinping quietly admitted something the rest of the world has been slow to grasp. Neither of them can afford the collision.

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u/wat3va — 5 months ago