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Organizations shaping AI

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Academic🇨🇳 Beijing
55 people

Tsinghua pairs broad research in machine learning, language, vision, and robotics with institutes that connect foundational AI to industry, healthcare, transportation, and international governance.

Academic🇨🇳 Haidian, Beijing
26 people

Peking University was an early institutional base for AI in China, establishing a state key laboratory in 1988 and the country's first Department of Intelligence Science and Technology in 2002; its AI Institute now coordinates research across language, vision, robotics, governance, and medicine.

Company🇨🇳 Beijing
23 people

Baidu operates a full AI stack spanning cloud infrastructure, the PaddlePaddle deep-learning framework, ERNIE foundation models, and consumer and enterprise applications. Its work also includes search, the Qianfan model platform, and Apollo Go autonomous ride-hailing.

Company🇨🇳 Beijing
19 people

ByteDance develops recommendation systems and consumer platforms including TikTok and Douyin. Its Seed organization builds agentic and multimodal foundation models, generative-media systems, robotics, and AI-for-science research across language, vision, speech, audio, video, and 3D.

Academic🇨🇳 Shanghai
15 people

Shanghai Jiao Tong coordinates interdisciplinary AI through its Artificial Intelligence Institute and specialized groups in pattern recognition, vision, general intelligence, and medical robotics, connecting basic research with industrial applications.

Company🇨🇳 Hangzhou
13 people

Alibaba is a global technology group whose AI stack spans the Qwen family of open-weight language and multimodal models, Alibaba Cloud's model-training and inference platform, proprietary AI accelerators, and AI applications embedded across commerce and enterprise services.

Company🇨🇳 Hangzhou
13 people

DeepSeek develops open-weight foundation models for reasoning, coding, agents, and general language tasks. Its mixture-of-experts architectures, reinforcement-learning methods, permissively released weights, and detailed technical reports have made it an important reference point for efficient frontier-model development and open model competition.

Company🇨🇳 China
10 people

Chinese AI company specializing in computer vision and deep-learning platforms.

Academic🇨🇳 Hefei, Anhui
9 people

USTC is a major source of Chinese AI talent with research spanning computer vision, multimodal models, brain-inspired intelligence and robotics. Its new general-AI institute brings together work on world models, embodied systems and AI for scientific discovery.

Academic🇨🇳 Hangzhou, Zhejiang
8 people

Leading Chinese research university in Hangzhou with strong computer-science and AI programs.

Company🇨🇳 China
7 people

Chinese technology company with major AI, cloud, chip, telecommunications, and computer-vision research groups.

Company🇨🇳 China
7 people

Tencent develops the Hy foundation-model family for reasoning, coding, agents, and multimodal generation. Its broader AI program includes open image, video, 3D, and world models, delivered through Tencent Cloud and integrated across products such as WeChat, Yuanbao, Tencent Meeting, and its developer tools.

Company🇨🇳 Shanghai
6 people

Global foundation-model company developing multimodal models for coding, agents, long-context reasoning, speech, music, images, and video. Its products include MiniMax Code, MiniMax Hub, MiniMax Audio, Hailuo, Talkie, and an API platform for enterprises and developers.

Company🇨🇳 China
Microsoft Research Asia
5 people

Beijing-based lab of Microsoft Research, the origin of ResNet and a major training ground for Chinese AI researchers.

Company🇨🇳 Shanghai
5 people

StepFun develops frontier foundation models and multimodal AI systems spanning text, vision, speech, and video, with a long-term focus on advancing toward Artificial General Intelligence (AGI).

Company🇨🇳 China
4 people

Chinese AI company founded by Kai-Fu Lee, best known for the Yi family of open-weight large language models and consumer AI products.

Academic🇨🇳 Beijing
4 people

Chinese research university in Beijing focused on aeronautics, engineering, and computer science.

Academic🇨🇳 Shanghai
Fudan University
4 people

Major Chinese research university in Shanghai with strong computer-science, data-science, and AI research programs.

Company🇨🇳 Beijing
4 people

Moonshot AI develops the Kimi family of foundation models and the Kimi assistant. The lab is known for long-context systems and open-weight models for reasoning, coding, multimodal work and agents; its technical team includes inventors of Transformer-XL and RoPE.

Academic🇨🇳 China
Sun Yat-sen University
4 people

Public research university in Guangzhou, China (Zhongshan University), founded in 1924.

Company🇨🇳 China
4 people

Z.ai develops the GLM family of open foundation models spanning language, vision, video generation, coding, and agents. Originating from Tsinghua University research, its work includes the ChatGLM open-model ecosystem and long-context models designed for sustained software-engineering and agentic tasks.

Government🇨🇳 Beijing
3 people

China's national academy for the natural sciences, running many research institutes including major AI labs.

Academic🇨🇳 China
Harbin Institute of Technology
3 people

Major public research university in Harbin, China (HIT), founded in 1920 and part of China's C9 League, known for engineering and aerospace.