@VraserX: I think China winning the AI race is way more plausible than people want to admit. They have talent, scale, urgency, an…
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A tweet arguing that China's advantages in talent, scale, urgency, and fewer regulations make winning the AI race more plausible than commonly assumed.
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I think China winning the AI race is way more plausible than people want to admit.
They have talent, scale, urgency, and far fewer regulations.
What odds would you give China right now? https://t.co/7TCx7OjycJ
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