@sheriyuo: I think @latepostnews's reporting is indisputably the best in the Chinese-language region, whether it's the earlier DeepSeek exclusive, Top Seed, or this latest big-package narrative. They really dare to write—Xin Zhi Yuan / Quantum Bit and the like can't even come close, and as for Heart of Machine, it's just distilling a few tweets on Twitter these days (...

I think @latepostnews’s reporting is indisputably the best in the Chinese media space — whether it’s the earlier DeepSeek interview, Top Seed, or this latest narrative around “big packages.”

They’re just incredibly bold with their writing. Outlets like 新智元 / 量子位 can’t even compete, and 机器之心 is now basically just distilling a few tweets on X (yes, I appeared on 机器之心 again today). Sure, everyone’s essentially hyping things up, but @latepostnews uses the most real and surreal facts to forcefully shatter your information asymmetry.

Their interviews are also unique — I can tell they’ve put a ton of effort into them. Their editors truly know how to make something blow up. Right now, the best media in the Chinese-speaking world are @qingke_ai and @latepostnews. As for 机器之心, it’s notorious for charging tens of thousands of yuan per article — what a world.

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