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Cannes Film Festival's "major outburst of profanity," boos erupt at graduation ceremony—"Boycott AI" has become a trend

Cannes Film Festival's "major outburst of profanity," boos erupt at graduation ceremony—"Boycott AI" has become a trend

``` A wave of public backlash against artificial intelligence is rapidly spreading—from Hollywood's red carpets to American university graduation ceremonies, AI has become the most controversial cultural symbol of this era. On the eve of the 79th Cannes Film Festival, after a screening of the 20th anniversary 4K

The market breathed a temporary sigh of relief as Japan's ultra-long government bond auction unexpectedly strengthened, with yields plunging more than 10 basis points in response.

The market breathed a temporary sigh of relief as Japan's ultra-long government bond auction unexpectedly strengthened, with yields plunging more than 10 basis points in response.

``` After weeks of intense volatility, Japan's super-long government bond market has seen a brief respite. On Wednesday, Japan's Ministry of Finance held a 20-year government bond auction, with a bid-to-cover ratio of 4.01, higher than the average for the past 12 months. The auction results

Bank Balance Sheet Shift: The Era of Hundreds of Trillions in Bond Holdings

Bank Balance Sheet Shift: The Era of Hundreds of Trillions in Bond Holdings

The expansion of commercial banks' balance sheets is bidding farewell to the era of being driven solely by credit. With the shift of the real estate and infrastructure engines, effective credit demand from the real economy is under pressure, and commercial banks are generally caught in the dilemma of

Japanese Finance Minister: Will "take bold action" if necessary to prevent further yen weakness

Japanese Finance Minister: Will "take bold action" if necessary to prevent further yen weakness

As the yen comes under pressure, Japan's finance minister issues a strong signal of intervention, while the market closely watches whether the Bank of Japan can raise rates in June to provide more lasting support. Japanese Finance Minister Kaori Katayama said on Tuesday after attending the G7 meeting

Mediation unsuccessful! Samsung labor union says it will go on strike tomorrow, but remains willing to negotiate during that period.

Mediation unsuccessful! Samsung labor union says it will go on strike tomorrow, but remains willing to negotiate during that period.

Talks went on and adjustments were made, but both labor and management sides at Samsung still failed to reach an agreement at the last moment. According to the latest report from Yonhap News Agency, the Samsung Electronics union announced on May 20th that since Samsung management refused to accept the

To obtain AI training data, Silicon Valley giants are turning to their own employees.

To obtain AI training data, Silicon Valley giants are turning to their own employees.

The latest AI "arena" in Silicon Valley has expanded to employees' computer desktops. According to The Information's report on May 19, tech giants such as Microsoft, Meta, and xAI are turning their employees' daily work activities into AI training data. This trend is spreading

The ChiNext opened lower but moved higher, rising as much as 1%, while the STAR 50 Index rose nearly 2%. Chip and semiconductor stocks surged again, with SMIC jumping 7%.

The ChiNext opened lower but moved higher, rising as much as 1%, while the STAR 50 Index rose nearly 2%. Chip and semiconductor stocks surged again, with SMIC jumping 7%.

``` On May 20, A-shares showed volatility and divergence in the morning session. The three major indices all opened lower. The Shanghai Composite and Shenzhen Component Indexes continued to fall in early trading, while the ChiNext opened low but rose higher, climbing nearly 1%, and the STAR 50 surged over 2%