Geopolitics of AI
The conversation highlights the complex interplay between individual influences and broader geopolitical constraints shaping China's tech landscape. Despite increasing government oversight, many AI researchers in China maintain a global perspective, eager to engage with international dialogues. The emergence of an "arms race" in foundation models underscores the urgency for understanding China's ambitions in the AI sector and the evolving dynamics between Chinese and American actors.In this clip
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Matt Sheehan: China's AI Strategy and Governance
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