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Byron Wan
2个月前
May 20: 🇨🇳 CCTV-13 news anchor Hu Die (胡蝶) says “两国” (two nations) when she’s talking about China and Taiwan during a live newscast… I guess this could be the end of her career at the state media group. All relevant video clips have been removed from Chinese media / social media.
#胡蝶 #两国论 #直播事故 #央视主播 #中国 #台湾
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Byron Wan
2个月前
Innes Tang (鄧德成), chairman of pro-Beijing Hong Kong political organization Politihk Social Strategic (香港政研會) and a top lieutenant of notorious CCP henchman and pro-Beijing Hong Kong lawyer / Legislative Council member Junius Ho (何君堯), has reported close to 100 people to Hong Kong Police for what he believes were national security violations after the national security law was enacted in the city in 2020. Tang now spends most of his time in Geneva — the HQ of UNHRC — serving as the representative of Junius Ho’s pro-Beijing “non-profit group” International Probono Legal Services Association (IPLSA) and speaking at UNHRC meetings giving China’s perspectives on “Hong Kong and human rights”‼️ Tang claims he’s planning to set up a media company in Switzerland and register as a journalist there‼️
#香港 #国家安全法 #何君堯 #联合国人权理事会 #邓德成
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Byron Wan
6个月前
Jan 27: Hong Kong pro-democracy politician / activist Lee Cheuk-yan (李卓人) — who’s being jailed for organizing protests/ rallies in 2019 — was seen restrained in chains like a felon and boxed in by at least 6 correctional officers in Queen Mary Hospital…
#Hong Kong #pro-democracy #Lee Cheuk-yan #2019 protests #Activism #human rights
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Byron Wan
6个月前
Another TikTok refugee posted this video on 🇨🇳 Xiaohongshu (小红书 / Little Red Book / REDnote) a couple of days ago and soon afterwards a Chinese netizen identified the F-16 as one assigned to the 480th Fighter Squadron at Spangdahlem Air Base, Germany… 🤔
#TikTokRefugee #Xiaohongshu #ChineseNetizen #F16 #480thSquadron
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Byron Wan
1年前
🇨🇳 Linwei Ding (丁林葳) lived in Silicon Valley but he spent months at a time in his native China. Nothing unusual about that — except that he was supposed to be working full time as a software engineer in Google’s San Francisco-area offices. Ding had others badge him into Google buildings, making it appear as if he were coming to work, when he’s actually busy marketing himself to Chinese companies as an expert in AI. Ding stole 500 files containing some of Google’s most important AI secrets. It’s unknown whether Ding had distributed the stolen material to his partners in China — in other words, it’s not clear the information was protected. The stolen technology was extremely significant, representing 10 to 15 years of work by Google scientists. The technology Ding stole involves the building blocks of Google’s advanced supercomputing data centers that fuel the remarkably humanlike answers consumers see when they ask questions of ChatGPT. The stolen secrets related to both software and hardware, including information about advanced computer chips that the US government has worked hard to keep out of Chinese hands. “That’s one of the most concerning aspects — that this sort of undercuts the US efforts to [prevent] China being able to develop this technology. This will give them new capabilities and insights that were developed by Google over the last 10 years at least, to develop these very advanced chips for training AI models.” If a Chinese national were to take protected information of their own accord, patent it in China and open their own business with it, “good luck challenging that in court in China. It rarely if ever succeeds.”
#国际差旅 #硅谷生活 #软件工程师