ByteDance's Seed department has recruited Wu Yonghui, a 'Google Fellow' who worked at the American tech giant for 17 years TikTok owner ByteDance is restructuring its artificial intelligence (AI) department after having poached an expert from Google to lead foundation research,

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Conventional chat apps like Slack and Microsoft Teams create fragmented silos of conversation. On average teams waste 30% of their time searching for past information. "After years working at Meta, TikTok and my own startup,

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When talking about AI, ByteDance is probably not the first name that comes to mind. Many think that the Chinese firm only owns TikTok and some video editing apps, such as CapCut.

A longtime Google researcher has joined TikTok owner ByteDance to help lead the Chinese company’s artificial intelligence research and development, in one of the Chinese tech giant’s most significant external hires of AI talent to date,

Treasurer Stacy Garrity said in a statement that there are fears DeepSeek could allow "the Chinese government to obtain sensitive government or personal data."

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South Korea has accused Chinese AI startup DeepSeek of sharing user data with the owner of TikTok in China. “We confirmed DeepSeek communicating with ByteDance,” the South Korean data protection regulator told Yonhap News Agency.

South Korea has moved to shut down the artificial intelligence (AI) app DeepSeek, citing data privacy concerns tied to its links with Chinese tech giant ByteDance. The Personal Information Protection Commission (PIPC) said the app would be removed from Google Play and Apple's App Store at 6 pm local time on 15,