Artificial intelligence ventures in China have typically been started by academics or experts working for foreign companies. But the furor this year around OpenAI's ChatGPT has inspired a new breed of AI entrepreneur: the elite of China's tech giants.
After spending years testing and developing AI at Chinese companies, heavyweights such as Jia Yangqing, a former vice president at Alibaba Group Holding, are branching out on their own.
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