China's Race for AI Supremacy

Artificial intelligence is set to revolutionize the world, empowering those nations that fully harness its potential. The U.S. is still seen as the world AI leader, but China is catching up. The race is central to the U.S.-China rivalry and a critical facet of the economic and military competition that will define the decade.

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[iamsheep]

"American values of protecting people's privacy".... um....

[yem]

When they say spying on citizen pointing on China, it reminds me Snowdon.

[zwwdplay]

This background music is really fascinating. When they talk about the United States, it is "the great background of peace, hope, and justice".
But when it comes to China's development, it is immediately "dark, evil, red alert, dystopian tone".

[tokrot]

So much for American values, ask Snowden!

[guojiadeshi]

When you are thinking of winning or losing, you already lost.

[rcl]

12:10 I almost forgot Edward Snowden and PRISM when he said that

[olnium]

12:04 Implying that the US doesn't spy on its citizens because that would be a privacy violation 🤣

[thetruth]

American values? 😂🤣 This guy is delusional if the US has any moral authority over anyone.

[nadiawong]

China's progress is simply amazing

[mespabilo]

Interesting how the chinese interviewee focused on the cooperation and positives of AI compared to the dooms day/competition that the other interviewee focused on.

[FinancialShinanigan]

Meanwhile USA is arguing about the debt ceiling.

[obsidianstatue]

3:47 yeah I have no problem with that, the fact that China has more people than the entire West combined, means that more percentage of humanity would benefit more when such technology is not in the hands of the monopolistic west.
This type of zero sum attitude is what's wrong with the China US relations.

[orbitalpotato]

11:56 Everybody just gonna ignore that the USA is already a surveillance state since the NSA literally exists.

[doc]

The real reason why you have increasing hostility between the US and China is simple, before US companies have benefited from the relationship between the US and China using China for cheap labor to grow profits. Now that China wants to move into high level manufacturing as that is where all of the money is they pose an economic threat to these US companies, China doesn't benefit from slapping Iphones together. Tawin benefits greatly from making the processors, Korea benefits from making screens, and etc.... .

[faustinoaxel]

The US is competing against China and Bitcoin, its doesn't want China to become the world's leading economic currency's exchange, same way the government don't want Bitcoin to become the world's leading currency.

[lukexu]

"Wouldn't it be terrible if China first discovered and patented drugs?"

Meanwhile people skipping out on doses of insulin in the US. 🙃🙃

[LeviHeatonIII]

“Imagine if all the drugs were first made in China and released in China but not released in the US because of some political reason” like the US does to every other country now. Imagine that. Wouldn’t that be horrible. Skip to next video.

[TL-fesi]

If AI from both countries actually commands in wars, will it be possible for humans to sort their problem via war simulation with AI instead of actually fight it?

[benzi]

Overall, i feel China move forward for humanity by tech and collaborating. US just want to fight fight fight, and not reflecting themselve.

[TheWinezen]

The USA collects the same amount of metadata of its citizens and the citizens of the world if not more than the CCP. The only difference is that the CCP is upfront about it.