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This is an archive article published on December 17, 2023

Founder of China AI software developer SenseTime, Tang Xiaoou, dies

SenseTime said Tang died of an unspecified illness and did not list his age.

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Tang Xiaoou, the founder of SenseTime Group, one of China’s biggest artificial intelligence firms, died late on Friday, the company said on Saturday.

Tang, a professor at the Chinese University of Hong Kong, started the software development firm, which has grown strongly with public and private demand for its facial recognition technology.

SenseTime said Tang died of an unspecified illness and did not list his age.

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“At this sad moment, we express our deepest condolences to Professor Tang’s family!” the company posted on its official WeChat account.

“Professor Tang’s wisdom, passion and endless exploration of science will always inspire us to stay true to our original aspirations and forge ahead.”

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