Tencent built an empire on WeChat and gaming. Can it keep up in China's AI race?

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Channel News Asia	Tencent built an empire on WeChat and gaming. Can it keep up in China's AI race?	As AI reshapes China's tech industry, Tencent faces growing competition from rivals and AI startups. But the Chinese conglomerate’s vast WeChat ecosystem and gaming business could still give it an edg	4 Nov, 07:26	4 Nov, 07:45	0m	channelnewsasia.com	First

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