US EditionHow will China help developing countries promote AI?
- DeepSeek Chatbot, developed by China, has outperformed ChatGPT in downloads, significantly impacting the global tech market and wiping billions off its value.
- Goldman Sachs predicts a boost of 20 to 30 basis points to China's GDP by 2030, highlighting AI adoption's potential to improve productivity starting next year.
- DeepSeek's success is prompting local governments in China to automate governance with its technology, while companies across various sectors aim to integrate it for better efficiency.
- While AI may create job losses, Goldman Sachs argues that less than 3% of jobs are at risk from automation in China compared to 14% in the U.S.
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How will China help developing countries promote AI?
After China’s DeepSeek gained global recognition, some argue that the U.S.-China rivalry in AI may be upended. In addition, the Chinese Communist Party is actively offering to help developing countries strengthen their AI capacity building. Observers said that China is selling its AI software to targeted regions, which can challenge U.S. AI and serve as a strategy for Chinese companies to get more business overseas. Click here for the full story…
TSMC, Tariffs, DeepSeek & China
I recently had the honor of being joined by Taiwanese tech journalist and international business researcher in my virtual studio. Judy writes the publication here on Substack which is built on a mission to make tech and innovation stories accessible by writing tech stories with a human touch.Judy has a solid understanding of the power dynamics between the US and China, she knows a lot about TSMC, and a lot about China in general - from its cultu…
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