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    China's Baidu, betting on AI, posts fifth straight quarterly revenue drop

    Revenue during the second quarter of the year came to 31.3 billion yuan ($4.6 billion), an unaudited financial report showed, a 4% year-on-year drop. With cash flows still largely generated by marketing on its search platform, Baidu has suffered in recent years from a pronounced slump in Chinese consumer spending.

    Baidu joins China's OpenClaw frenzy with new AI agents

    Chinese tech giant Baidu has launched new AI products. These products use the OpenClaw framework. They are designed to perform complex tasks with less human help. This move aims to boost Baidu's presence in the AI market. Other Chinese tech firms are also adopting this trend. The technology could change how software connects devices and services.

    Baidu says domestic tech will shield AI push from US curbs

    Baidu asserts that U.S. export controls on semiconductors will not significantly hinder its AI development, citing access to domestic alternatives. The company's first-quarter revenue surpassed expectations, driven by growing demand for its AI cloud services. Baidu is actively innovating in AI, launching new models and upgrading existing ones to compete in the evolving landscape.

    China's Baidu posts rise in Q1 revenue as seeks to grow AI presence

    Baidu reported a 3% revenue rise to 32.45 billion yuan in Q1 2025, with net income up 42%. The tech giant is expanding AI and robotaxi operations globally, including launches in Dubai and plans for Europe. It also made its Ernie Bot AI free for individuals, boosting user access.

    Baidu launches AI agent Xinxiang for Android platform, iOS version under review

    Baidu has launched Xinxiang, an AI agent for Android smartphones in China, designed to help users with tasks like information analysis and travel planning more efficiently than traditional chatbots. An iOS version is pending approval.

    China's Baidu releases new AI model to compete with DeepSeek

    In a post on WeChat, Baidu announced the launch of its latest X1 reasoning model -- which the company claims performs similarly to DeepSeek's but for lower cost -- and a new foundation model, Ernie 4.5.

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