US EditionChina boosting development of AI for use in trade war with US
- China is investing in artificial intelligence to become a tech superpower by 2030, with funding directed toward AI businesses and educational tools.
- Beijing plans to invest 10 trillion Chinese yuan in the next 15 years to gain an edge in advanced technology, as reported by Beijing officials.
- The success of the chatbot DeepSeek turned CEO Liang Wenfeng into a national hero, significantly boosting China's AI industry.
- Concerns arise regarding the data collected by AI apps like DeepSeek and its potential access by the Chinese Communist Party.
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China’s Rubber-Stamp Legislature Braces for Trade War, Bets on AI
China's NPC hopes to revive its moribund economy and win a trade war against the United States with artificial intelligence. The post China’s Rubber-Stamp Legislature Braces for Trade War, Bets on AI appeared first on Breitbart.
The struggle for world supremacy between the United States and China is fought on the commercial and technological fronts, but rivalry also reaches the capital market and in this field, Beijing is winning for the score. Hong Kong Stock Exchange’s Hang Seng index is recorded an increase in what is going on this year above 20% and mainland China’s CSI 300 rises more than 3%, a more modest balance that contrasts with the increasingly negative balan…
China boosting development of AI for use in trade war with US
NEW DELHI — Encouraged by the enthusiastic reception to its DeepSeek artificial intelligence platform in January, China's leaders are going all out to encourage AI companies to harness the power of this technology to compete with the United States and other countries in business and military spheres. China considers AI an important tool to handle U.S. restrictions on Chinese business, particularly after DeepSeek shook up Wall Street, resulting i…
China has used DeepSeek and other AI models as tools for mass surveillance and for spreading disinformation against the United States. One example is the critical articles published in Spanish-speaking media, aligned with the official narrative of the Chinese government.
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