Why China Will Win the Artificial Intelligence Race

[Motti]

Two Artificial Intelligence-driven Internet paradigms may emerge in the near future. One will be based on logic, smart enterprises and human merit while the other may morph into an Orwellian control tool. Even former Google CEO Eric Schmidt has foreseen a bifurcation of the Internet by 2028 and China’s eventual triumph in the AI race by 2030.

This is an interesting take on why the US is losing the AI war to China.

http://russiancouncil.ru/en/analyti...na-will-win-the-artificial-intelligence-race/

 

[Motti]

An earlier take on the same issue, from a somewhat different angle:

https://www.wired.co.uk/article/why-china-will-win-the-global-battle-for-ai-dominance

This AI-based geopolitical impact will largely be compounded by what has effectively become a duopoly between the US and China, in which two distinct spheres of influence are being established. One scenario is that US technology companies will dominate the west and perhaps Japan, while Chinese startups – which more commonly attempt to partner with local players by supplying technology and capital – will establish themselves in the developing world.

 

[nahtanbob]

An earlier take on the same issue, from a somewhat different angle:

https://www.wired.co.uk/article/why-china-will-win-the-global-battle-for-ai-dominance

This AI-based geopolitical impact will largely be compounded by what has effectively become a duopoly between the US and China, in which two distinct spheres of influence are being established. One scenario is that US technology companies will dominate the west and perhaps Japan, while Chinese startups – which more commonly attempt to partner with local players by supplying technology and capital – will establish themselves in the developing world.

Right now there is no race - USA + Canada + Europe (minus Russia) + Japan + India + Latin America + Australia/NZ