NetDragon spins off overseas education arm
Himo Liu NetDragon Websoft (0777) has spun off its overseas education business to merge it with NYSE-listed Gravitas Education to form a com...
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Himo Liu NetDragon Websoft (0777) has spun off its overseas education business to merge it with NYSE-listed Gravitas Education to form a com...
Mark Alamares of Mobeon, one of the streaming and virtual production industry's most innovative media companies, is stepping aside as CEO and handing the company's operational and strategic planning reins to Chingiss Tron, a virtual executive who may be the streaming industry's first AI CEO. In this interview with Streaming Media editor Steve Nathans-Kelly, Mark (who will stay on Mobeon's COO) explains what having an AI CEO is all about, and why he believes other media companies will see the strategic and operational benefits and follow Mobeon down this path in the years to come.
It is Monday morning in Beijing as a newly appointed boss discusses problems with staff in the United States and Russia. While you may be surprised at how one manager could accomplish so much simultaneously, a more surprising fact is that this new "boss" is actually an artificial intelligence-enabled robot.
In a world first, a Chinese gaming company betting big on the metaverse has appointed an AI-powered virtual robot as CEO.
Ms. Tang Yu is the first humanoid robot appointed as chief executive of a company in the world. A robot as a company CEO, is it possible? Well, it turns out that this is the case of NetDragon Websoft, a Chinese metaverse that officially appointed an AI-powered humanoid bot as its chief executive.