In the News: Greater Bay Area Tests Data Channels; Chinese Court Protects AI-Generated Voices; and BHP's Acquisition Catches Attention of Chinese Miners

May 09, 2024 | BY

Brian Chan

Tests for the Greater Bay Area cross-border data verification platform start in the financial industry; Beijing Internet Court decides case to protect natural voices modified by AI; and Chinese mining companies eye opportunities as BHP Group offers to acquire rival

Nyngan Australia June 20th 2012 : Shallow depth of field image of a miner inspecting ore rocks on a conveyor in NSW Australia. Credit: Michael Evans/Adobe Stock

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The Greater Bay Area Tests New Data Exchange Platform

Hong Kong and Shenzhen have started to test a cross-border data verification platform, as they take the first steps in enabling the exchange of business data in the financial industry across the Greater Bay Area (GBA), the South China Morning Post reported. The pilot program is expected to cover more sectors in the future, including healthcare and daily-life services. The pilot program aims to build the infrastructure needed to support cross-border digital services and will reportedly make life and business more convenient in the GBA.

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