Though American voters have been clear in their opposition to significant AI development and infrastructure, if the US were to slow down China has the capability to close the gap and perhaps even overtake the US in the AI race, says professor of global history at the University of Oxford, Peter Frankopan.
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Though American voters have been clear in their opposition to significant AI development and infrastructure, if the US were to slow down China has the capability to close the gap and perhaps even overtake the US in the AI race, says professor of global history at the University of Oxford, Peter Frankopan.
Though American voters have been clear in their opposition to significant AI development and infrastructure, if the US were to slow down China has the capability to close the gap and perhaps even overtake the US in the AI race, says professor of global history at the University of Oxford, Peter Frankopan.
