The US wants the world to pick a side on AI. But for many countries, China’s pitch may be more compelling
Hong Kong — The rapid advances of Chinese artificial intelligence over the past year seem to have alerted Washington to the real possibility that the world’s second-largest economy could pull ahead of the United States in an increasingly tight technology race…
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Egypt IndependentThe US wants the world to pick a side on AI. But for many countries, China’s pitch may be more compellingEgypt IndependentThe US wants the world to pick a side on AI. But for many countries, China’s pitch may be more compelling8 recorded states
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