Is China winning the AI race?

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c86v52gv726o

by grugagag • 6 months ago

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andsoitis• 6 months ago

"Here's the irony," Sir Nick said. In the battle between "the world's great autocracy" and "the world's greatest democracy" - China and America - China is "doing more to democratise the technology they're competing over". The Stanford report also suggested China's success in developing open-source models could be partly explained by government support.

Is that really rigorous analysis? Isn't the US government investing a shit ton in enabling a wide range of AI business models? Energy, regulatory, adoption, etc. I don't buy the thesis of the article.

seg_lol• 6 months ago

The US is subsidizing and allowing technofeudalism to grow larger, not supporting the base to raise the whole pyramid.

https://hai.stanford.edu/policy/beyond-deepseek-chinas-diver...

Is China winning the AI race?

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