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Nov 6, 2026

Jess JessopHOST
12:20
BBC Wales just tested a batch of AI teddy bears.
Jess JessopHOST
12:23
There's a seventy-five-pound toy called My Baby Bunny, also known as Doubao.
Jess JessopHOST
12:27
A reporter asked it what the word sexual means.
Jess JessopHOST
12:30
The toy misheard her and replied, "I can't help with killing you."
FeifeiHOST
21:37
into the traditional plush toys.
FeifeiHOST
21:40
But she did enjoy chatting with chatbots like Doubao.
FeifeiHOST
21:44
She would have very meaningless conversations with Doubao because I can see all of her conversations.
FeifeiHOST
21:50
But maybe in some days.
FeifeiHOST
21:52
Hashtag privacy.
Kaize ZhuGUEST
36:57
People taking AI as very dangerous, as a very smart thing, because they might be using cloud, they are using GPT, they are using maybe deep seek for the enterprise.
Kaize ZhuGUEST
37:11
But if you are using co-pilot or if you are using Gemini or you are using some of the Chinese, like Doubao, you would, it's very hard for you to feel dangerous when using all those AI tools, because you are saying that, ah, I'm doing much better job than those AI arms.
Kaize ZhuGUEST
37:33
So the first is you need to choose the right AI arms.
Kaize ZhuGUEST
37:36
And second, you still need to know how to use them.
Steven SirskiHOST
25:16
Now, to be clear, in class...
Steven SirskiHOST
25:19
I only refer to Doubao and DeepSeq or Kimi, which are, those are the three big Chinese models.
Steven SirskiHOST
25:29
So DeepSeq is the big one.
Steven SirskiHOST
25:31
Doubao is a very popular one.
Steven SirskiHOST
25:33
They haven't really used QN, like it doesn't come up, QN.
Steven SirskiHOST
25:38
And same with, what's the other one that pops up quite a bit? QN, there's Kimi.
Olivia PlotnickHOST
38:02
I want to touch on one last topic to get your quick reactions.
Olivia PlotnickHOST
38:06
I saw a news story this morning from China Economic Review tagging a report from Kaixin on Doubao, which is one of the more popular AI apps from ByteDance.
Olivia PlotnickHOST
38:18
And it said that more than 150 mobile apps, including WeChat and Taobao, have now opted out of allowing users ByteDance's Doubao AI smartphone assistant to operate them autonomously.
Olivia PlotnickHOST
38:31
I'm curious what your quick take on this is, because there's been a lot of discussion around how is consumer AI being adopted here in China? And are there any successful examples? I think Doubao comes up as one that's being used a lot.
Olivia PlotnickHOST
38:46
So what does this mean for their evolution and use in the market?
Robert WuHOST
38:50
I think I just want to make an observation about AI in general in that one really interesting thing I'm watching today is in terms of technology, the AI is already very advanced.

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StepFun’s Agent Phone Meets CoreWeave’s Debt Bill

Oct 17 · 1 Mention

Jamie RossHOST
10:20
Step Fun is taking on phone manufacturing, sales, and support along with the software.
Adena SpectorHOST
10:25
ByteDance, the Chinese technology company behind the Doubao AI assistant, is competing for the same kind of user.
Adena SpectorHOST
10:33
Its Doubao Phone pairs the assistant with a handset partner.
Adena SpectorHOST
10:37
StepX Neo is priced below that rival phone.
Jon KrohnHOST
1:31
China makes for a fascinating natural laboratory because AI adoption among students there has been fast.
Jon KrohnHOST
1:37
About 80% of students reported using chatbots like DeepSeek or ByteDance's Doubao, while the remaining 20%, just a fifth, did not.
Jon KrohnHOST
1:47
Because students started using AI at different times, the researchers could exploit that staggered adoption in what's called a difference-in-differences design, comparing how each student's outcomes changed after adopting AI against the trajectories of students who hadn't adopted yet.
Jon KrohnHOST
2:04
That's a big step up from the typical one-off correlational snapshot that we get in big studies of human behavior.
Steven SirskiHOST
12:30
After that, in terms of like, why do they need me? So that-- They could have done that on their own, sure.
Steven SirskiHOST
12:36
But then even prompting after, I said, "Okay, take a picture of the essay, take the two, uh, PDF files, drop that all onto your DeepSeek or Doubao or whatever you're using, and use this prompt." And I gave them a prompt on the board, and I kinda go, "Wow." Now I am a prompt jockey or a prompt monkey for-- Uh, I'm a prompt e-engineer for these, uh, these students.
Steven SirskiHOST
13:01
Now, once you learn how to do prompting, and it i- I would say it's more of an art than a science, uh, that you do have to understand how the, like, your, the AI is going to respond to it, uh, and that every person is gonna have a different, um-- Their AI is gonna respond differently based on the criteria that they, uh, provided in context of their, their AI platform overall.
Steven SirskiHOST
13:22
Anyway, so they did that.
Sam RadwanGUEST
4:38
So one month it's Qwen that everybody's after and looking to use.
Sam RadwanGUEST
4:43
Uh, this month I believe it's, uh, Doubao that's owned by ByteDance, you know, uh, the TikTok company, right? Uh, so the, the competition's very fierce.
Sam RadwanGUEST
4:52
And then you had two IPOs of Jeepwu and Minimax, right? Uh, so you had a look into the financials of a pure-play LLM.
Sam RadwanGUEST
5:03
And if you take a look at the margins, uh, there is no doubt about it that their margins are getting squeezed from all this competition.

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