The US and China’s AI race will define the century
The rivalry is not just technological – it will also spill over into broader geoeconomics
FEW rivalries in modern history have carried as much consequence as the one now unfolding between the US and China over artificial intelligence.
Unlike previous technological competitions – the space race and the nuclear arms build-up – this one is not confined to a single domain.
AI is a general-purpose technology: one that involves semiconductors, scientific research, military affairs, global markets and the everyday lives of billions.
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