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Rest of World reports a Beijing dumpling restaurant gave diners computing credits after meals. DIRECT_TEXT

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Source: How China is turning AI tokens into everyday consumer rewards · locator {} · excerpt hash sha256:2c57a88589113b301fd1c3b0bf3772ae52a3e0b739c12364df898b4d8d7fc502

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Nearby, Beijing’s Jingu Yuan dumpling restaurant gives customers 10 yuan ($1.40) worth of computing credits after a meal. Cards on its tables tell diners: “You’re full after eating the dumplings. Go collect some tokens at the cashier so your [AI] agent can be fed with some computing power too.” Its two stores have been handing out more than 100 vouchers a day.

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