36Kr Holdings Inc. (NASDAQ:KRKR) shares are trading higher Friday after the company announced entered into a strategic partnership with SenseTime.
The Details:
The partnership with SenseTime will collaborate to embed Artificial General Intelligence technology in diverse media scenarios utilizing SenseTime's AI tools to upgrade content production with higher intelligence, higher efficiency and lower cost.
36Kr also plans to use SenseTime’s AI software to unveil an array of AI-driven innovative product offerings, including “AI Media Coverage” and “AI Financial Report Interpretation,” among others.
“Our strategic partnership with SenseTime once again demonstrates 36Kr’s acumen in frontier technology and foresight for innovation. In collaboration with SenseTime, we will continuously explore multi-scenario applications of AGI technology to integrate large-scale AI model technologies into the media industry, enhancing our content production capabilities and commercialization efficiency,” commented Mr. Dagang Feng, CEO of 36Kr.
36Kr provides content and business services to new economy participants in China through content creation, content editing, screening and monitoring and content distribution.
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KRKR Price Action: According to Benzinga Pro, 36Kr shares are up 14.9% at 39 cents at the time of publication Friday.
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