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Turkey’s translators are training the AI tools that will replace them
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Syria just hosted its first international tech conference in 50 years
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Students are doubling as cheap labor for Taiwan’s semiconductor factories
Before Dang Nhut Hao came to Taiwan, he knew nothing about semiconductors.
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Pakistan’s electric rickshaws are accelerating the country’s EV revolution
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Tired of spotty internet, Bolivians are smuggling in Starlink
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Non-Western founders say DeepSeek is proof that innovation need not cost billions of dollars
Entrepreneurs in Asia and Africa believe DeepSeek is proof that frugality and innovation can go hand in hand. DeepSeek’s open-source model has lowered the barriers for AI innovators outside the West.