When Robin Li looks back at the question now, he can laugh. But things were different in 1992, when the Baidu CEO was a tongue-tied Chinese student applying for a computer-graphics graduate program in ...

Chinese search engine and artificial intelligence pioneer Baidu is casting AI as the engine of China's push for "new productive forces", touting the emerging technology as a linchpin of Beijing's ...

Billionaire Robin Li launches on March 16 Baidu's conversational chatbot, Ernie Bot, at the company's headquarters in Beijing. Billionaire and Baidu CEO Robin Li on Thursday officially unveiled the ...

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BUFFALO, N.Y. – A gift of $200,000 from Melissa Dongmin Ma and Robin Li, MS '94, co-founder of China’s search-engine giant Baidu.com, will fund a laboratory in the Department of Computer Science and ...

Baidu CEO Robin Li was doused in water by a protester while he was giving a speech about AI at a conference in Beijing, China. Li reacted calmly to the bizarre incident, simply asking: "What's your ...

Li, now 42, also topped the Hurun IT Rich List in 2007 and 2008. He holds a 16 per cent share in Baidu which gained significant ground in China following Google's scrap with the government over ...

SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Baidu Inc on Thursday said it has sued an anonymous Chinese blogger for an online post that jokes about the search engine giant's chief executive officer and co-founder, Robin Li.

The $2.8 billion offering price for the Netflix-like Chinese service had been criticized by shareholders as "far too low." By Patrick Brzeski Asia Bureau Chief Chinese billionaire Robin Li, founder ...

A top aide to Robin Li, chief executive of China’s dominant search engine Baidu Inc.,BIDU0.16%increase; green up pointing triangle is stepping aside, according to people familiar with the situation, ...

Chinese tech titan Robin Li has accepted a challenge that would potentially have him drink his own urine or eat raw bulls’ testicles. Mr. Li, 47 years old and the CEO of Baidu Inc., China’s biggest ...